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Hi everyone I am thinking of registering to write My RHCE in november however i wont be able to attend the actual classes so i am looking for study matierial ...
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    I am thinking of registering to write My RHCE in november however i wont be able to attend the actual classes so i am looking for study matierial if this is possible

    any assistance in this will help thank you.
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    A couple of books may help you. These are RedHat Enterprise Linux 5 Unleashed and RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Linux Study Guide. Also go through the RHEL Deployment Guide which is available here.
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    Thank you very much last question from a pratical point any advice what should i be doing .
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    Quote Originally Posted by crazysexyool View Post
    Thank you very much last question from a pratical point any advice what should i be doing .
    I can't give any practical advice coz I have not done the RHCE, but some of my friends have used those resources and were successful in the RHCE test.
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    Hi just one more question what version of linux should i use as practical method to study i can get redhat 5.0 but i am currently using Centos 5.2

    Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by crazysexyool View Post
    Hi just one more question what version of linux should i use as practical method to study i can get redhat 5.0 but i am currently using Centos 5.2

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    Centos is a recompiled and rebranded version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, so that will probably be fine
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    Hello Everyone thanks for all the help so far i am ready to be on my way and get the studies started exam is booked for the 20th of Nov 2009 very nervous...

    One Questio though i have the books i need but one off them are really old its published in 2004 and i cant seem to find a newer one so will this one be fine?

    RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Linux Study Guide (Exam RH302), Fourth Edition
    by Michael Jang ISBN:0072253657
    McGraw-Hill/Osborne © 2004 (755 pages)
    This comprehensive, hands-on study guide gives you complete coverage of all objectives for the Red Hat Certified Linux Engineer exam (RH302), hundreds of review questions, and hands-on lab exercises.
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    The 5th edition would be better in my opinion because it covers stuff thats in the current version of RHEL (RHEL 5.x). I think the 4th edition covers RHEL 3.x or 4.x.
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