On Tuesday, 16 August 2005 18:34, Robert Hudock wrote:
I am interested in the LPI certification, I have been trying to
track down up-to-date materials. Would anyone have any
recommendations for good sources for preparation/ review.
The LPI program is ever so slightly weak in the area of review
materials. Most of the stuff out there is outdated. This is both a
strength and a weakness of the program. A weakness because you have
to look harder than you ideally should, and a strength because you
are forced to read the man pages and _use_ the software to figure out
how it all works.
For LPIC-1 I recommend Ross Brunson's book Exam Cram 2: LPIC 1.
Available at bookstores and Amazon, ISBN 0-7897-3127-4
LPIC2 is even thinner on the ground, this link is well worth a read:
http://www.snow.nl/dist/htmlc/index.html
I have some stuff up on my site for download as well which you are
welcome to use:
http://www.linuxholdings.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=24&Itemid=43
Good Luck!
alan
On Mon, 2005-08-15 at 23:12 -0300, Chris H. wrote:
I would have a hard look at LPI Certifications - LPIC2 is highly
regarded... Linux+ is still really an intro Cert, even though
they just changed it to where 6 - 12 mos of experience are
recommended.
While RHCE is #1 to get, it is also costly; LPI are -very-
reasonable.
You can find info on LPI at http://www.lpi.org
On 8/15/05, Brad Bendily <brad@selu.edu> wrote:
Novell has some certifications for their Linux products.
They're supposed to be mostly generic, but i'm sure there are
a few things specific to SuSE linux.
--
Brad Bendily - CNA/CLE
On Sat, 13 Aug 2005, Dev Anand wrote:
Hi All ,
I was going through www.giac.org which mentions highly about
the GCUX.
Has anyone got any idea on the scope of it for current Linux
Admins here now and then ??
Kindly adivse.
Regarding the certifications for Linux , other than RHCE, do
we have anything good to mention something in admin side or
forensic side of Linux ??
-Thanks
Deva
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Alan McKinnon
alan@linuxholdings.co.za
+27 82 337 1935
