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Hallo sir
here i just want some help from you like subjective ebooks to learn how to install and operate and getting more technical knowledge for security administration and handling linux server.
Sir right now i am 36 years old technical engineer with mcse degree and doing my own business but now i want to be master in linux and i have started linux with my own self through reading some books but those are very tedious so please help me and i want to learn it very properly so from that i can earn more with my skill with linux and if it is possible i will sure give online exam of linux and then happy to join you
RedHat is not a free product, so unless you can afford to buy it and the related materials, I'd suggest you experiment with CentOS, which is a clone without the branding. There are huge amounts of documentation online concerning this.
Welcome to the forums Nirav! I agree that reading books about Linux can be very tedious. What I recommend is to install CentOS on a spare computer or a virtual machine and actually work through some projects/exercises of interest to you, using the book as your guide. Personally, I learn better from experience than from reading.
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What I recommend is to install CentOS on a spare computer or a virtual machine and actually work through some projects/exercises of interest to you, using the book as your guide. Personally, I learn better from experience than from reading. 
