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Re: [PLUG] Certifications
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well i've finished level 2 --- for personal use it has helped
me understand things I would not have taken trouble to learn
(such as DNS) if there werent an exam for it. It was good learning
experience for me. The good thing about LPI is that it forces
you to learn just about everything for a given topic since
as you mention there are no study guides at all for level 2 and
theres no way to anticipate what type of questions will be
asked. For employment use though, nobody is looking
for it (yes ive tried).
I'm thinking of RHCE too but its expensive.
e pike
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> I was wondering if anyone has gotten any Linux certifications? I recently
> picked up the Linux Professional Institute (http://www.lpi.org) level 1
> certification. I am thinking about taking the Red Hat Certified Engineer
> course and exam, but only if my employer agrees to pay for it.
>
> After taking the LPI level 1 exam, I'm weary of taking any exams without
> looking through a study guide. I used a guide for the first exam, and
> there were some questions on specific options for commands that I may have
> missed had I not had a study guide to prepare me for those types of
> questions. These were the types of things that a quick trip to the man
> page would easily answer for me on the job. Since there's not a study
> guide for the level 2 exam, I'm holding off on that one for a while.
>
> Has anyone taken the level 2 exam? What are your thoughts? How about the
> RHCE?
>
> -Steven Tomcavage
>
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