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#1
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Certification Resources Online
A sticky Thread with Links to good online certification materials would be nice..
IBM has a series of LPI tutorials to excercise your brain a bit..
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/lpi/
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#2
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Your reading skills are failing young padawan. If you look at the top of the forum.....
Go nuts!
#3
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Would you send me some RHCE question set?
Last edited by XavierP; 10-25-2007 at 10:37 AM .
#4
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swapanroot: we do not condone sending out exam questions. You will be better served by working on the course material and understanding it. Also, I believe the RH exams operate under an NDA.
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Quote:
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XavierP
swapanroot: we do not condone sending out exam questions. You will be better served by working on the course material and understanding it. Also, I believe the RH exams operate under an NDA.
Actually there are published sample questions and exams from the RHEC site. There is a PDF that can be here:
https://www.redhat.com/courses/rh300...and_rhce_exam/
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#7
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Read the syllabus. Main difference between the version is the naming of the system-config... tools and the YUM repositories.
#8
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RHCE Study Guide for RHEL5
Here is a study guide I created after taking some of the official Redhat classes:
http://systemnotesorg.blogspot.com/2...for-rhel5.html
Note: The exam is all hands-on, so don't expect easy answers. These are just the official objectives listed, and notes to help study for them.
I hope it's helpful to someone...
#9
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proprofs.com has lots of good stuff for everything CompTIA, including Linux+
#10
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thanks......................
#11
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please can you put it on another site cause i cant find it
regards
Quote:
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systemnotes
Here is a study guide I created after taking some of the official Redhat classes:
http://systemnotesorg.blogspot.com/2...for-rhel5.html
Note: The exam is all hands-on, so don't expect easy answers. These are just the official objectives listed, and notes to help study for them.
I hope it's helpful to someone...
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please can you put it on another site cause i cant find it
Sorry, I was asked to remove the content due to alleged copyright infringement. Until I know what the claim is, I can't republish it.
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good info thanks
#15
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hello all check this out
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