Re: OT: Fedora and RHCE

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To: Marc M <linuxr@gmail.com>, For users of Fedora Core releases <fedora-list@redhat.com>
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 07:25:21 -0500

On Friday January 21 2005 00:55, Marc M wrote:
> Hey Chadley,
>
> If you don't mind a couple of questions, general ones of course not to
> get too specific about the test as I would never want to do that.
>
> I have been preparing for this for a while now, but I am scared of
> wasting a lot of money and not being ready despite several years'
> experience working with Red Hat starting with v.7. Been through a
> zillion network based installs, lots of LUG activity, lots of
> tinkering on my own as well as on the job etc. Went through one of
> the prep books - both the old one as well as the updated one for
> RHEL3.
I'm sure that these are good resources, but nothing can replace actual field
experience. Remember the test is now all practical no written test.
>
> 1. How does one gauge whether one is up to speed, as far as time
> goes? IOW, there are problems many people can solve, but solve in a
> super-quick manner is another story. That kind of thing is tough to
> measure, but critical for an exam, especially a costly one.
Once again, not allowed to say much as an RHCE but how many odd situations
have you solved easily?
>
> 2. How many permanently set up boxes do most people use to prepare?
> Obviously more than just one but would two work ? THat has been a big
> holdback for me due to cost; ideally I would like to have quite a few.
Take one box and reinstall and reconfigure it as much as you need to. That's
what I did for practice. Before taking the class and the test.
>
> 3. Would it be worth it to wait for RHEL4 to come out and take the
> course and exam then? Since the majority of things are found within
> Fedora that aspect doesn't seem to make much differrence, but maybe I
> am overlooking something?
>
Yes, wait for RHEL 4 you will be certified (if you pass) until RHEL 6 comes
out. Unless something changes.

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