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Materials for RHCE, to Randy
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| BootData 2001-07-22, 5:03 am |
| Hi Randy,...
Could you pls give any leads on study materials for RHCE?
thanks alot.. | |
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| One of your primary study guides should be the HOWTO's available at www.linuxdoc.org -- read all of them. Get the docs from Red Hat as well and read through them. For the actual tests, I used mostly the Sybex books, which I found were good. And most importantly . . . get some machines, install Red Hat on them, and network them. The actual tests are relatively easy if you know what you are doing, but remember, you will have to take several lab tests -- installing, torubleshooting and so on . . . so you MUST get spme habds on . . . try networking your machines to Windows clients, to other RH servers and try making the network break, and then figure out what went wrong . . . if you can't do this, you won't pass the test. Also, take the RH course if you can afford it . . . the tests and labs are good, but you really leanrn a lot in those courses. Good luck! | |
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| BootData 2001-07-23, 4:58 am |
| thanks for the insightful information.
cheers... |
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