RHCSA - Reboot machine during exam to verify our work?

Hi all,
I'll be taking RHCSA exam first time, just wondering if we are allow to reboot the machine during the exam to verify that what we did was right or will survive after reboot. Since they always say the change we made for the exam should be persistent, can we reboot the machine during exam to verify our answer?
Thanks for the info.
I'll be taking RHCSA exam first time, just wondering if we are allow to reboot the machine during the exam to verify that what we did was right or will survive after reboot. Since they always say the change we made for the exam should be persistent, can we reboot the machine during exam to verify our answer?
Thanks for the info.
Comments
Definitely not mandatory to reboot multiple times; I only rebooted once, at the end and had no issues.
If you are confident in your abilities to enable services and ensure configuration changes persist through reboot, you shouldn't waste time doing multiple reboots. Time management for the RHCSA exam is key.
I would agree with this. Reboot every time you do something you know affects boot i.e. fstab/kernel etc. Nothing to stop you clustering your reboots and tasks together.
Just remember if this was a real task at work and they said "do this and make sure it works after a reboot" you would be very silly not to test by rebooting
For me, I rebooted and rebooted often. Your mileage may vary.
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