RHCSA exam
I'm relatively new to Linux. I would like to take the RHCSA test coming up in March 2013. I have purchased the book and DVD by Michael Jang. Is this to short of a study period to take for such a exam.How difficult is the exam.Need some feed back on how i should approach preparing for such an exam.Thxs
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And PLEASE...don't just take an exam to get a 'certification'. There are legions of people out there right now with 'certifications', who have no idea what they're doing. Learn Linux first...then get a certification if you want to. |
Rhcsa Exam
Thxs for the reply....
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I will probably never understand why someone who is new to Linux wants to get a certification.
Only exeption I can see is a Windows sysadmin who suddenly is responsible for some Linux servers, but he has already experience with networking, which is a big portion of the job and independent of the OS. Markus |
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I don't think 3 months is enough time for someone relatively new to linux. Red Hat recommends 1-3 years of experience in linux administration before attempting the exam. I wouldn't recommend the exam to anyone who isn't completely comfortable with leaving their Windows desktop behind and doing everything in linux. While I do think the CLI is the way to go, you should be able to use the gui on the exam however you are still going to need a pretty good understanding of the Red Hat operating system.
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Know the objectives by heart, have performed them all 20 times. If you don't know something down cold, make that your priority so you do. Setup a home server with KVM. Get a hold of every book you can and be able to perform the practice exams without thinking. Download Redhat guides from redhat: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Security-Enhanced Linux, Storage Administration Guide, Identity Management Guide, etc.
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