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SUSE certifications

Bodanel

Does anyone has taken Suse certification? It would be good if you can compare it with RHCSA,RHCE

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UnixGuy

I have recently heard about SUSE Linux exams, I heard they're practical and as difficult as Red Hat (if not more)..I'm not sure though...I'd like to know more them as well

Bodanel wrote: »

Does anyone has taken Suse certification? It would be good if you can compare it with RHCSA,RHCE

varelg

I was interested once at taking their Linux Professional cert, a practical cert and twice as cheap as rh. Great documentation as well, you buy their training material, practice it and take the test. You could take classes if you aren't on a budget or if somebody else is paying for it, but not taking classes doesn't have some major impact on whether you'll pass or not.I haven't seen an ad that specifies having a suse admin cert lately though. Plus you get a suse admin cert if you pass lpic1.