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I am going to attend RHCE exam next month, I really need some info. about how to prepare, I have joined one course , but still feel not enough.
Any websites, or ebooks to help.
thanks.
As well as the books, courses and various help sites, hands-on learning is the best way. The RHCE is all about 'real world' examples, if you have those you will definitely be ahead of the game. So I would suggest that you put together a network to assist you with learning the topics.
Build a cluster, and practice EVERYTHING in the study guide until you can almost write config files from scratch.
I believe the Official Study Guide book has practice tests, and some strategy tips.
Originally posted by david4 I am going to attend RHCE exam next month, I really need some info. about how to prepare, I have joined one course , but still feel not enough.
Any websites, or ebooks to help.
thanks.
Practive toubleshooting a lot. Learn rescue mode. Wish I could elaborate more, but I signed stuffed.
Distribution: Slackware, CentOS. Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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You might have noticed that the original thread is now nearly 3.5 years old and I'm not surprised that the site has died. I suggest you google RHCE to find more current information.
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