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I was an experienced MCSE but had to get A+ to get a particular job. (Go fig). Along the way I did Network+ (didn't think much of that cert) and am now working on RHCSA toward RHCE. Am in active self-study on RHCSA and just finishing up a server for exam prep. The new RHCSA exam assumes you know how to install the OS; so the system is pre-built at testing time. You need configure the host services for the virtual machines from what I'm reading for the new exam. <BR>
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Looks like a great hand's-on experience and a step I am taking only after having been being a daily driver of Linux for about three-years. <BR>
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Kinney is correct; RHCSA is the gateway for RHCE (one exam each). RHCSA is the former RHCT reworked with a slightly different emphasis. You have to have the RHCSA to get the RHCE.<BR>
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On Fri, 2012-06-22 at 23:02 +0000, simontek@gmail.com wrote:
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I had to get my linux+ and sec+ for work. I plan to get my rhce by the end of the year, and well on track to get on my goals. If nothing else get my rhcsa.
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