Originally Posted by mike_rhce

I think the paper that you sign says that you won't sell those RHCE books. Last I checked, one penalty is that they'd disqualify you from getting any Red Hat cert.

Originally Posted by Anisha Kaul

My recommendation would be NOT to join any RHCE training centers right
now - If you aren't too familiar with Linux dealings, it might(!) be difficult
for you to "catch up" with speed of the teachings in the RHCE training centers,
since they will be aiming at "finishing up" the course in the given time.

LQ has seen many new comers who claim to have RHCE degrees but can't
even figure out how to connect to internet on the Linux systems.
Besides, I haven't heard yet a very positive review of RHCE training centers in
the place where I live.

My advice is to install CentOS. It is said to be a free version of Red Hat.
Second, get this book of Michael Jang: http://www.amazon.com/RHCSA-Linux-Ce...dp_ob_image_bk

My point is - practice at your home till you feel that you "know" what
you are doing. Then of course you can take the exam and clear it at one
go.
Besides, this thread might be of some interest to you:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...n-exam-943104/

Originally Posted by Ashutoshh

though i tried to download centOS but in all 3 attempts of mine the downloading of disk 2 (the one of 3.55gb) stopped at 93% anyone knows what could be the problem.