Novel CLP HELP!!

Gaztop1

Hi guys

Actually just looking for some help here just started my CLP and wondering if anyone has some advice on how to go about getting resource material, study guides etc and any information on the actual international exam ( ie is it text based, practical if so how long )


any help would be greatly appreciated

Danman32

http://www.novell.com/training/certinfo/clp/

From here you have links to courses and self study kits. I highly recommend Novell's kits, they are pretty much what you can expect on the test.

Of course it is Linux, so any basic Linux study guide will get you started, including ones for Linux+.

cty_9

Here are the topics tested on the exams,

User Management
Configure file server such as Samba server and NFS server
Shell Scripting
Linux file Permission - rwx
Apache2 server configuration
xinetd
sudo
ssh configuration

If you manage to get the Novell training guides, it should be a problem for you to pass this exam. The advise that i can give to you is read the question carefully, due to the English they put down there not really good ...i think GERMANY guy set the question.

cty_9

No problem to pass the exam if got the course material...sorry wrong statement on the previous message

mistervince

my recommendation is to get two junk systems, load SLES on both and then run mock situations between them... this is the only way you can effectively study for that hands on of an exam.

the CLP is a beast.

Kasor

No sure. I don't see much of people (companies) with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Network?

CLP look good and challenging, but I'm planning for my NCE.

srcurrie

I have a Suse Linux Enterprise Server Network. I still have a RedHat server left. I guess I would say SLES is better if only because the utilites are good to manage it. RedHat always had different utilities every version!
If you have ever use NSS in Netware you'll love it in Linux. Novell rocks.