I am very interested but I would like to study for
the LPI and SAIR exams since I am still not very
clear on what the RedHat road map is as far as exams.
Its not cheap to take these exams and I want to make
sure that I am well prepared. The LPI and SAIR will
still give you a certification and show some depth
of knowledge and familiarity with Linux.
PeACE
----- Original Message -----
From: Daryl Caudill <drokmed@yahoo.com>
Date: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 7:16 pm
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Hands-on RHCE Labs in St. Petersburg
> Hi all,
>
> Eight people so far are interested in getting together
> for some hands-on training sessions. This is great.
> Most people would like to do a half-day session, every
> other weekend. No decision until all the responses
> are in.
>
> I checked with the library today, and they should be
> able to accommodate us. Next week, after all of the
> responses are in, we'll solidify the dates and confirm
> the schedule with the library.
>
> I'd like to clarify a little better my intent with
> this. First of all, I am going for my RHCE. I've
> been using linux since it's conception by Linus
> Torvolds, on and off over the years. I am a network
> engineer by trade for fifteen years, with the last
> four years with networking manufacturers
> (Cabletron/Enterasys and FORE/Marconi). I am NOT a
> unix GOD, although I've used it extensively at times
> over the years. However, I am very solid with
> networking and with training. I have developed and
> taught technical courses to engineers for many years.
> My goal is to focus on hands-on training. Anyone can
> read a book/HOW-TO guide, and I don't want to bore you
> with 500 powerpoint slides. Let's stick to the
> hands-on. I picked the RHCE book from McGraw Hill
> because it received the best reviews. I'm half-way
> through the book right now, and I like it. I believe
> the labs are ideal for the intent of our training
> sessions. As to how many sessions, who knows. We'll
> get a good feel after 2-3 sessions. I'm thinking a
> dozen sessions at this point, but it could change
> radically. If we're lucky, this will evolve into a
> continous forum.
>
> If this flops for some reason and everyone bails,
> well, I'm still going for my RHCE! I'm gonna do this
> regardless...I might as well work with others who have
> similar interests! That's why I'm doing this.
>
> The current RHCE cert test is based on RH8.0. Red Hat
> has not announced if/when it will be based on RH9 or
> RH Enterprise. I intend to have this answered before
> our first class.
>
> More to come. Anyone else interested, please let me
> know (see original email of this thread).
>
> Daryl Caudill
> drokmed@yahoo.com
>
>
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