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Passed LPI 101, you can too and here are a few tips.
geekgodes
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I decided to just go for the LPI instead of the Linux+ first. I decided this mostly because the LInux + requires more on the exam than the LPI 101. However, the LPI 101 exam does focus and dive into the details of 5 important objectives, that can be found here http://www.lpi.org/en/obj_101.html
I passed the LPI 101! You can too, but know those objectives. What they say is on the test... is on the test! So I am a hands on Linux Admin. (maybe junior), I bought the book Exam Cram 2 - LPI 1 and studied for about a week or two.
I downloaded and used some of the following tutorials: http://cramsession.com,
http://LinuxIT.com,
http://MCMCSE.com,
and developerWorks (through http://www-128.ibm.com) tutorials which were all FREE, but you do have to register.
The only complaint that I have is that I was told by several sources that I'd have an opportunity to choose between RedHat (rpm based) and Debian versions of the exam - NO you do NOT! Unless you want to take the exam in Portuguese. Then I'd definitely have failed it.
So with 1 day before my scheduled exam I prepared for Debian questions. They were on there, and I believe that was my weakest portion, but I still passed!
Good Luck to you all!
I will be taking the 2nd half in a few weeks.
PS-Most of the above mentioned resources carry along with them the resources for the second exam as well.
I passed the LPI 101! You can too, but know those objectives. What they say is on the test... is on the test! So I am a hands on Linux Admin. (maybe junior), I bought the book Exam Cram 2 - LPI 1 and studied for about a week or two.
I downloaded and used some of the following tutorials: http://cramsession.com,
http://LinuxIT.com,
http://MCMCSE.com,
and developerWorks (through http://www-128.ibm.com) tutorials which were all FREE, but you do have to register.
The only complaint that I have is that I was told by several sources that I'd have an opportunity to choose between RedHat (rpm based) and Debian versions of the exam - NO you do NOT! Unless you want to take the exam in Portuguese. Then I'd definitely have failed it.
So with 1 day before my scheduled exam I prepared for Debian questions. They were on there, and I believe that was my weakest portion, but I still passed!
Good Luck to you all!
I will be taking the 2nd half in a few weeks.
PS-Most of the above mentioned resources carry along with them the resources for the second exam as well.
Ciao and Meow
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Optionsroutingbyrumor
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Thats great news, I'm planning on this route as well, Congradulations on the pass.
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Optionsvegetaholic
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Congrats for passing that ****.You can't kill Java because he is sun of king C.
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undomiel
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What's with the digging up of posts from several years ago?Jumping on the IT blogging band wagon -- http://www.jefferyland.com/ -
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Hey Congrats n also all the best for the next part....
