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View Poll Results: Best option to learn RHCE?
Expert Trainer of RHCE, who is RHCE certified 3 37.50%
Redhat Certified Training partner 3 37.50%
Self Study through books and internet materials 6 75.00%
Self Study through practical lab environment at home 6 75.00%
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Old 01-30-2008, 11:27 PM   #1
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I m new bie to linux, need advise for learning RHCE


Hello Friends,

Please give your valuable opinion to my open poll and select only best 2 options.

I am new bie to Linux. I want to learn RHCE throughly.
Please advise me for that, which material and study methods i should use.

Also, one query;
Should i learn this RHCE course with Redhat certified training partner or with any Redhat expert faculty or trainer???

Very confused.. Please advise.

Thanks and Regards...

Last edited by 4linux; 01-30-2008 at 11:36 PM. Reason: Poll selection
 
Old 01-31-2008, 01:23 AM   #2
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The Red Hat courses are high quality and the trainers know their stuff. I would suggest to test your present knowledge to find out what courses are suiteable for you. Then I would recommend to learn basic stuff via books and self study.
The advanced courses to prepare for the exam you should book at Red Hat directly.

You may also take the course with self study only but you will need lots of Linux experience for this to pass. As experience is the key to everything this way may not be the most effective but you will certainly learn the most.
 
Old 01-31-2008, 04:10 AM   #3
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For distro certification do the distro course.
 
Old 01-31-2008, 01:14 PM   #4
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Thanks... I have no experience in Redhat

Thanks brianmcgee;

I dont have experience on Redhat or any other flavor. I am micro$oft guy. But i found linux very interested and need some change in technology interest also at professional level.

I know network fundamentals.. but need to learn linux the way i get comforness to make networks of linux servers and clients with good configurations..

Thanks..
 
Old 02-03-2008, 08:46 PM   #5
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I think that you will find that the rabbit hole is pretty deep and taking a class will not get you past the RHCE test. I would suggest troubleshooting some real world issues so that you learn the system more intimately. There are some self evaluation tests at www.redhat.com/training that will let you know if you are ready for certain certification tracks. I have been in Linux for about 8 years now and I am just now getting ready to take my RHCE in March.
 
  


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