RHCSA/RHCE cert studies questions
jwalk33
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Hi all,
I looking to become RHCSA/RHCE certified and not even sure if this is the correct place to seek answers, however I will ask and see what info is given.
I am currently unemployed, have a background in Desktop Support, I have AA in Information Systems, A+ & Net+, and currently pursuing BS in Systems and Network Administration.
I play around with many different technologies almost everyday to keep myself up to date with some of the latest technologies/concepts.
I am looking to become RHCSA/RHCE certified and need to know what all of you are using or have used to become certified. I have an old HP Probook 4710s that I plan to install Scientific x64 to use for most if not all of the training/labs. I also have 2 older Dell GX260 desktops that I can use as well if need be.
I really like Linux and would love to add a cert underneath my belt as some day I want to administer/support an "almost all" Linux environment which I think would be awesome. This idea came about when I volunteered at an group home that had really old outdated equipment and absolutely no budget to replace/upgrade, so Linux was 1st thing that came to mind. Just lacked the know how at the time so nothing was implemented/proposed. NOTE: This was over 3 years ago.
The book/study material that I'm looking at right now to assist me is 978-0071801607 :
[h=1]RHCSA/RHCE Red Hat Linux Certification Practice Exams with Virtual Machines (Exams EX200 & EX300) by Micheal Jang[/h]Does anyone have any experience/advice about this book and or any other great sources. My funds are limited and I am not able to buy a high end PC/server or any of the Microsoft study materials at this point in time.
Thanks,
Jwalk33
I looking to become RHCSA/RHCE certified and not even sure if this is the correct place to seek answers, however I will ask and see what info is given.
I am currently unemployed, have a background in Desktop Support, I have AA in Information Systems, A+ & Net+, and currently pursuing BS in Systems and Network Administration.
I play around with many different technologies almost everyday to keep myself up to date with some of the latest technologies/concepts.
I am looking to become RHCSA/RHCE certified and need to know what all of you are using or have used to become certified. I have an old HP Probook 4710s that I plan to install Scientific x64 to use for most if not all of the training/labs. I also have 2 older Dell GX260 desktops that I can use as well if need be.
I really like Linux and would love to add a cert underneath my belt as some day I want to administer/support an "almost all" Linux environment which I think would be awesome. This idea came about when I volunteered at an group home that had really old outdated equipment and absolutely no budget to replace/upgrade, so Linux was 1st thing that came to mind. Just lacked the know how at the time so nothing was implemented/proposed. NOTE: This was over 3 years ago.
The book/study material that I'm looking at right now to assist me is 978-0071801607 :
[h=1]RHCSA/RHCE Red Hat Linux Certification Practice Exams with Virtual Machines (Exams EX200 & EX300) by Micheal Jang[/h]Does anyone have any experience/advice about this book and or any other great sources. My funds are limited and I am not able to buy a high end PC/server or any of the Microsoft study materials at this point in time.
Thanks,
Jwalk33
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terribleusername
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[h=1]Youmay want to check out the forumsection under "other" there is a sub forumfor "LPI, RHCE, and SAIR"
I noticed a few redhat posts there[/h] -
Expect
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Michael Jang's RHCE books are fine for the certifications. I have used his book for RHCSA + RHCE (RHEL6) and passed. -
linuxlover
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Where did you take the exam? I've noticed they don't offer their certs at Prometric or PearsonVUE. Where do I sign-up?