About RHCE

[hpoter]

Hi all,

I need to know all about RHCE Certificate, exams, trainings, simulators everything and websites help in downloading practice exams

iam practising on Fedora core 4 is it suitable for RHCE exam?

Plz advise

[daark.child]

It should be alright to use Fedora to practise for the RHCE, but personally I would go for CentOS because its built from the sources of RHEL, so its similar to RHEL without the branding. As for info on RHEL, take a look at the Red Hat RHCE site.

[hpoter]

It should be alright to use Fedora to practise for the RHCE, but personally I would go for CentOS because its built from the sources of RHEL, so its similar to RHEL without the branding. As for info on RHEL, take a look at the Red Hat RHCE site.

can u give a short brief about all Linux editions as really iam new in this field and i need to know more

thanks a lot

[kothurusantosh]

Hi,

To write RHCE exam, you need not to learn Fedora core.you have to learn how to configure servers,trouble shooting,installation,creating partition.if u want any more details.open redhat.com website.

Hi all,

I need to know all about RHCE Certificate, exams, trainings, simulators everything and websites help in downloading practice exams

iam practising on Fedora core 4 is it suitable for RHCE exam?

Plz advise

[daark.child]

can u give a short brief about all Linux editions as really iam new in this field and i need to know more

thanks a lot

There are too many Linux distributions, so giving you this info would be a chore to say the least. Take a look at distrowatch. If you click on a link for a specific distro, you can get helpful info about each distribution.