At last I am RHCE, and here a POST so I advise you to be few weeks ago I finally managed to be certified as RHCE, and I hope to help those who read this post on how to get to be.
First I comment I will not talk anything about the exam or the questions, then sign a confidentiality agreement itself. Therefore I will talk about the environment and as you should prepare.
J-Tips:
* First: Know more about the exam, the syllabus and themes.
can get the issues on their official website and others:
http://www.redhat.com/certification/rhce/
http://www.redhat.com/certification/rhce/prep_guide/
http:/ / www.brainbuzz.com/certifications/exams/rhce.asp?exam_id=300
* Second: Take the rapid course of preparation.
not only serves to give you an overview of all the issues but have a simulation section that will serve you well for the exam (although the test was more difficult, JE). Plus you'll learn from the experiences of your peers and the environment.
* Third completely Leete's book courses and exercises.
The official course book covers the exam topics, so if you practice it will not have much setbacks
* Fourth: Sleep well the day before.
The test is a full day, so sleep well before your workout and practice throughout the week except the day before.
* Fifth: You must have experience in Linux at least two years.
The test measures the experience of the applicant (and himself says his official website), so as you can see if you get to read the "man" command in the medium for the test were you vital minutes. The speed of the solution is vital, as my final conclusion with the people who did not approve it because it did not finish the review time.
* Last: Learn SELinux
Yes, what you feared. I learned in the same course, all Boolean and contexts necessary pfffffff.
And remember, is a test machine 100% practical, no answer key or similar worth. Experience is vital. Well
it, hope I've helped with reading and to another chance.
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