Sitting for the Exam tomorrow
I have over 45 hours of studying in with Testout material as well as some hands-on with linux.
I hope the test is easier than what some of the other forums have to say about it.
I don't think it is right that you need to memorize command line switches and case sensitivity when Linux pushes --help, man and info pages all the time.
I finished my ccna a few months back and used this as a break from the hard stuff, but it didn't seem like much of a break.
I hope the test is easier than what some of the other forums have to say about it.
I don't think it is right that you need to memorize command line switches and case sensitivity when Linux pushes --help, man and info pages all the time.
I finished my ccna a few months back and used this as a break from the hard stuff, but it didn't seem like much of a break.
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I'm not familiar with Linux+, but I am familiar with Linux. It's important to know at least basic options for commands (ls, grep, find, tar, cp, rpm,....). While it's nice to have man pages and --help, you also don't want to be fumbling around every time you need to do something.
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I am reading through techexam's technotes and they are very close inline with the testout objectives. I hope they are right.
I looked at MCMSCE.xxx and there questions were pretty close as well, but more challenging with the multiple choice of select all that apply type questions. I would get 2 out of 3 variations right, but still get the answer wrong
I sit in less than 12 hours. God I hope that testout is right
The exam was similar to the testout material but went a little more indepth.
I think if I did more hands-on, I would have done much better.
While you have to be familiar with services and where the conf files are, I would also be familiar with the content of the conf files.
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