wants to know more in rhce
 

Hello friends this is mahi i am doing ccna but i am totally confused about rhce .firstly i wants to know difference between rhce and linux ? how many exams r there ? all about modules and topics & the best institute in ncr.plz help me out.

rhce is a certification for the redhat GNU/linux operating system
linux is a unix-like kernel upon which GNU software would be run.

there is once rhce exam, which is a 3 hour practical lab. please check the redhat site for standard information about it.

thanks for your reply.one more question i want to ask what is all about rhct.diff.b/w rhce & rhct about rhct exams and what i hav to do ?

regards

essentially rhct is about the client, rhce is about the server, but please go over redhat.com to get a proper background of it. if you're going to do (and pass) the rhce, then don't do the rhct as it is part of the rhce anyway.

hello
 

thank you so much again .GOD BLESS YOU

Actually, (as I thought) it's a bit more than 3 hrs...
"The RHCE Exam

Becoming a Red Hat Certified Engineer requires passing a five-and-a-half-hour hands-on exam. There are four different approaches to preparing for the exam depending on your existing level of Linux expertise."
https://www.redhat.com/certification/rhce/

nah, it wasn't that long, only had 3 1/2 hours start to finish, i'm sure. i completed it in 95 minutes.

hi
 

oh god! are you peoples co-operate me or fighting with each other .me simply wants to knw abt. rhce and u peoples fighting like a small kids.its doesnt matter that exam is of 90 min.or 3 1/2 hrs..firstly i want to take training dear after that exam fever.(smile)

bye take care

They're discussing exam experiences.

Good luck on the test.

acid,

I took the RHCE exam in September 07. It's 5 1/2 hours long now. Exam start at 9AM till 11:30AM for the first part then lunch for hour. Part II of the exam start at 12:30PM till 3:30PM.

i must've left even earlier than i thought! 97% was far too easy to get, especially as it's marked during the exam... real odd leaving an exam section 1/4 of the way through already knowing you've got full marks...