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Hey ppl i am new to this LINUX world and wish to persuade Certification provided by giant linux vendors like Redhat and Novell, the thing is i need to practise ...
- 12-23-2007 #1Linux Newbie
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Hey ppl i am new to this LINUX world and wish to persuade Certification provided by giant linux vendors like Redhat and Novell, the thing is i need to practise well to get these certification can u ppl suggest which is the best RPM based distro. And can a person install RedHat linux and work with it? Will REDHAT sue him for using it without authorization? Please get me your suggestions.
- 12-23-2007 #2forum.guy
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If you want to use Red Hat and not pay for it, go with CentOS. It's Red Hat with all the logos stripped out, and no paid support:
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- 12-23-2007 #3Just Joined!
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hi! reiko
I am also new to it, and preparing for teh certification from one the institute. and they provide me matirial with cd of redhat 5.
- 12-24-2007 #4Just Joined!
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already considering certifacation?
already considering certifacation? with no linux exp. whatsoever?????
you should have about 6 mo. exp. w/ linux before the test (that's what they recomend)
people do it faster or slower but as a genral rule, at least have a few months
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