Your suggestions for RHCE studying?

I am currently taking RHA230 and RHA250 from Redhat. Are there any other study guides/practice labs that I can download/purchase to better help me study? I want your suggestions of what has helped you pass.

Thanks!

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oxzgan

the best way to study is finish the redhat study materials and if got search net if you got doubt, when i wrote RHCE 5 study material was enough to pass..

TC10284

Awesome. I will continue to do so.

Anyone else?

dijital1

Download the documentation from RedHat; the deployment guide in particular. Go through that material and get practice configuring the most common services, httpd, ftp, dns, samba, dhcp, sendmail/postfix, squid, etc... Get comfortable with SELinux. Understand how PAM works and howto modify it.

Pretty much just go through the list of items that RedHat posts on their site in the prep guide and know it all.

brownwrap

TC10284 wrote: »

I am currently taking RHA230 and RHA250 from Redhat. Are there any other study guides/practice labs that I can download/purchase to better help me study? I want your suggestions of what has helped you pass.

Thanks!

How much did the two course cost? The online training seems quite expensive.

TC10284

brownwrap wrote: »

How much did the two course cost? The online training seems quite expensive.

I'm taking it through my local college, ECU as part of my degree program. The course at ECU is $300 or so.

TC10284

dijital1 wrote: »

Download the documentation from RedHat; the deployment guide in particular. Go through that material and get practice configuring the most common services, httpd, ftp, dns, samba, dhcp, sendmail/postfix, squid, etc... Get comfortable with SELinux. Understand how PAM works and howto modify it.

Pretty much just go through the list of items that RedHat posts on their site in the prep guide and know it all.

Great suggestions. I'll do that. Thanks!

MentholMoose

TC10284 wrote: »

I'm taking it through my local college, ECU as part of my degree program. The course at ECU is $300 or so.

I'm jealous. For some damn reason there is only one school in all of California participating in the Red Hat Academy, and I don't think it even offers the official RHA courses!

TC10284

It's probably because the Redhat headquarters are in Raleigh, NC, right next to NCSU. I've been there a few times.

Anyway, the course is online. You could probably get into it, but you'd have to pay out of state price.