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I would like to know what are the corporate company's looking for in terms of certification ?
Who are they?
Which RHCE or LPI ?
I have some work experience in Linux but would like to know what are my chance for me to get employed with one of these certification with no to very little experience in linux.
What are the better option engineering or programing. short term and long term.
Most companies/drones are looking for windows certs. I've converted a few servers to linux since I was hired. If you like Redhat/Fedora, then I'd say jump right into the RHCE. Otherwise, start with linux+ and then get LPI
You can knock out a cert in a few days if all you do is memorize a braindump, but the company will figure that out once your on the job. I generally don't like to fix some "Paper MCSE's" idiotic mistakes just because he has 5 certs and can memorize the answers a day before his exam. Take your time, build a couple cheap linux PCs, network them, try to break it, compile, write scripts, do your own firewall, DNS, DHCP, Samba, OpenLDAP, FTP of some type, Apache with all the whistles. Then go take the cert. You should be good by the time you've accomplished all this.
Last edited by musicman_ace; 02-06-2005 at 04:51 AM.
Originally posted by musicman_ace Take your time, build a couple cheap linux PCs, network them, try to break it, compile, write scripts, do your own firewall, DNS, DHCP, Samba, OpenLDAP, FTP of some type, Apache with all the whistles. Then go take the cert. You should be good by the time you've accomplished all this.
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