I got RHCE!!!

I had studied RHCSA for 3 months and then I have studied RHCE 2 months.

I failed to test RHCSA 2 times, and 1 time that is for RHCE.

Total I spent 5 months to get RHCE~

Thanks to TECHEXAMS.net people~!!

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chanakyajupudi

Congratulations on the pass.

brownwrap

Good for you, such perseverance.

Dakinggamer87

Congrats on pass!!

Sounds Good

Congrats! do you have prior experience working with linux?

remd234

No, I learned fedora linux when I was junior student at university, and and learned solaris 10(unix) from other school for one month.

I think it's better to get RHCE for studying RHCE books and blog's contents that people who get Certifications made than previous experiences.

UnixGuy

@remd234: Congratulations, however I disagree that "it's better to get RHCE by studying blog's content of people who passed RHCE". When you put RHCE on your CV, people will have high expectations in interviews and in the job because it's not an entry level cert

coffeeluvr

UnixGuy wrote: »

@remd234: Congratulations, however I disagree that "it's better to get RHCE by studying blog's content of people who passed RHCE". When you put RHCE on your CV, people will have high expectations in interviews and in the job because it's not an entry level cert

Agree 100%

log32

Congratulations! welcome to the RHCE club.
Happy to see more and more people joining the redhat engineers circle

more knowledge sharing.

JustFred

Congrats

ironlung

Congrats on achieving RHCE status.

nfsdx

Please help me on the path to the RHCE.
Give some advice to achieve the goal.

clarknova

Congrats on the pass!

RHCE is my goal by the end of this year, I need to knuckle down and try to get it passed before RHEL 7 is released.

JoseJimenez

coolmiku wrote: »

I just flushed the rules and save the iptables and rebooted machine in the beginning. I have not disabled iptables nor done chkconfig iptables off during the exam. I couldn't figure out where I was wrong.

You didn't "disable" iptables ... you just disabled(flushed) a netfilter firewall that was "on" by default. You saved the configuration with no rules in it. Personally, I would make people who do that fail by default.

Go through Jang's book, Ghori's book, or official RH student workbooks ... did any of the resources mentioned disabling the firewall? No, actually they try to teach you how to use it to secure the services.

coolmiku

Thanks for the explanation. I am referring the books as well. I know that I can add rules via GUI for each service but just in case I don't have enough time for troubleshooting each service then I can disable FW/IPtables. Just wanted to get some clarification.