[TriLUG] Low-cost Certification Course?

[Greg Brown]

Can you provide training to homeless RHCE hopefuls (or even Lucent 
employees)?  I've always been big on self-study but I'd like to get a 
real idea of just what is required to pass the RHCE.  I've been on the 
RHCE list of a while and most information I've found about the test is 
all stated in a very general way.

I'd like specifics on this like do I need to reconfigure a kernel?  Do 
I need to enable routing, DNS, and sendmail without using a GUI tool?  
That kinda stuff.  I didn't start with SLS back in 1992, but I have 
been using Linux off-and-on since 1996 (mostly off up until RH 7.1) and 
UNIX all during that time as a Perl/SNMP hack (and light system admin).

Greg

On Wednesday, Oct 23, 2002, at 17:33 America/New_York, Jason Tower 
wrote:

> what level of experience does she have with linux?
>
> 1. is unsure how to pronounce "linux"
> 2. able to log in and start X
> 3. understands the fundamentals fairly well
> 4. a "power user" who needs to fill in a few gaps
> 5. started with SLS back in '92
>
> depending on the answer, i may be able to provide some individualized 
> training
> (based around her schedule, of course).
>
> jason
>
> On Wednesday 23 October 2002 17:10, Don Brady wrote:
>> A friend of mine (not me) is interested in taking a low-cost course 
>> leading
>> to Redhat Certification.
>>
>> She was starting to take the series at Wake tech, but the schedule
>> conflicts with her work and she cannot get the time off.
>>
>> Does anyone know of other such courses?
>>
>> She cannot afford the Redhat ones that it gives itself.
>>
>> Thanks for any info.
>>
>> Don
>>
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