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Redhat Individual Exam Sessions

MrAgent

This looks to make things a lot easier when scheduling an exam with Redhat

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NightShade03

This looks like a really cool concept, but I have my concerns. Often times the computers used to administer these exams aren't the most reliable and tend to cause problems during the exam. What happens if something blows up while you are in the middle of an exam? With no proctor I'd be a little concern...

Still, cool idea!

varelg

The idea may be cool, but execution is (still) somewhat poor. Only a handfull of locations still, and nothing close to where I live.

MrAgent

Good point. When I took the exam my computer just randomly shut down on me. The proctor didnt even know why. It cost me 20 minutes of down time, and ended up requiring an fsck.

NightShade03 wrote: »

This looks like a really cool concept, but I have my concerns. Often times the computers used to administer these exams aren't the most reliable and tend to cause problems during the exam. What happens if something blows up while you are in the middle of an exam? With no proctor I'd be a little concern...

Still, cool idea!

tpatt100

Oh just noticed it is hardly offered anywhere......