[Gllug] Thoughts on RHCE

[Jim Bailey]

On Mon, Aug 12, 2002 at 03:46:09PM +0000, Ian Baillie wrote:
> Not answering your question, but more a case of adding to it.  What are
> the general thoughts on the Linux Exams?  Especially for people who
> might not have a history of working with Linux in the industry, are they
> useful?
>
If you checkout http://rute.sourceforge.net you find it is a linux
tutorial and exposition that has a section crossreferencing chapter to
both RHCE and LPI.  I don't have a comp sci degree which means I can not
even apply for 70% of the jobs out there.  That combined with my low
experience makes life tough.  I believe that LPI and RHCE will once I find
the time and the money to take them will help my prospects immensely.
That and sending my CV to agencies in .doc format. ;)
> Regards,
> 
> 
> Ian
> On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 12:40, patrick.kenneally at citicorp.com wrote:
> > Hi All,
> > just wondering what opinion you have of a week long intensive RHCE course. It 
> > appeals to me as I come from a sysadmin background and I quite like the idea of 
> > becoming immersed in linux for a week, a kind of kickstart - I use RH at work 
> > but for very basic http and ftp stuff. Is this course work the money ??
> > 
Depends on how much they are charging and who is paying. ;)

I am planning a trip to India in the new year part of the time I intend
to be doing some intensive 5 day instructor led Solaris courses.  Last
time I checked Solaris admin I, II and their Solaris TCP/IP networking
course plus air fare was less than a level II over here.

Googling for $what_you_want+training+bundles should get you started hope this helps.

Peace Jim

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