Will, As others have said, the specific content can not be disclosed. However, you need to make sure you know the installation and configuration of commonly used services inside and out. I don't think it is a secret that you will have to be able to setup, configure, and troubleshoot. Make sure you are familiar with the boot and recovery process. Security that is used such as selinux and the firewall can not be ignored. Also, make sure you are familiar with setting up virtual machines. In general, there is plenty of time to complete the test if you are familiar with Red Hat Linux. There is a little time for looking up things and trial and error, but not much. Know where the configuration files. A majority of people who take the test fail on the first try.
Regards, -- Joseph ________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Will Kane Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 2:06 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [rhelv5-list] Sitting for the RHCE Exam I'll be sitting for the RHCE exam late next week. I'm hoping the community can offer some advice on what to do and/or not do in final preparation for the exam and on exam day. I've been a unix/Linux user for many years as well as a system adminstrator on non-unix/Linux systems. However, I've only had systems admin responsibilities for RHEL for a few months. I have recently graduated from a Red Hat Academy course which did not offer the exam. That all gives me some readiness for the exam, but it is far from automatic that I would pass. I'd very much welcome any insights, suggestions, gotchas, etc from those of you who have taken the exam. Thanks in advance.
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