This is a discussion on Certification options !!! within the The Hangout forums, part of the The Lounge category; hey guys, I need some help with choosing certifications. I'm really confused as to what to do . I currently ...
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hey guys,
I need some help with choosing certifications. I'm really confused as to what to do p.s : A friend of mine told me its hard to get a linux admin job , is this true guys !!! Cheers, Donovan |
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hey ,
Thanks for the welcome vivek, pretty good site you got here. Yea thats what my friend told me its hard without experience, but thanks for your advice. I have already started reading the RHCE book and your site has lots of information !!! ps : out of curiosity what certs do u hold , if you dont mind me asking !!! Cheers, Donovan |
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I think he has LPI, RHCE, CCNA, SCSA amd may be MCSE too.
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hey sorry for the late reply !!! hey rocky since you live in bangalore as well , can you recommend a good institute. Anyways i've completed half of the linux book, so im thinking of taking of just taking up the test !!! any thoughts on this guys !!!
Cheers, Donovan |
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You can give exam if you know what you are doing. Make sure you understand how exam is covered i.e. nature of questions. Also make sure you practice and debug networking and sys admin related topics.
Good luck with exams! |
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hey guys,
Can some one whose taken the RHCE exam please explain how the exam is covered. According to what i've understood from the Redhat site is that for the RCHE exam you need i)RH033 Red Hat Linux Essentials ii)RH133 System Administration RH253 ii)RH253 Red Hat Linux Networking & Security Administration Right now im reading the Mcgraw hill RHCE RH302 study guide , is this the right book to be reading for the exams , are there any other books for the exam,TIA Cheers, Donovan |
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Well for me I would never take a cert. only if it is needed by my job or to get a new job. I think the real cert. is to just keep TESTING and trying by your own.
I have a bunch of cert. and currently waiting my schedule and VISA to take the Novell CLP. I would recommend starting with a CCNA, Linux+, RHCE, any Security Cert.
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