Michael Chaney wrote:
For a good administrator, it's not difficult. I move between various Linuxes, FreeBSD, Solaris, and the occasional OpenBSD with little trouble. Things are sometimes different, the shells might be a little different, commands might be a little different, but you figure it out, right?
> > But I refuse to believe that it's that difficult > for anyone with a basic understanding of Unix.
Ok.
So going by the answers I have gotten so far, I will conclude that someone who uses RH's high level GUI tools exclusively for setting up networks would easily adapt and not object to their absence... and also that everyone out there who writes 'Linux sysadmin experience' on their resume will have no problem with using vi to edit .conf files.
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