I recommend the Michael Jang book, forgot the title but it has like a greek statue on the cover. Be careful and make sure he wrote it; there is an identical Syngress one written by two others I think. I like his book better, it's full of a lot of good exercises.
I am finding that the RHCE is a pretty big chunk to try to bite off and take one test over at once. I have a lot of resources at my disposal, and even though I know a lot about a lot of topics, I am finding my progression to be much slower than I would've liked. I am the kinda guy that likes to really nail the topic so I have a very high level of assurance that I am o.k. for the exam.
I am wondering if it is a better test-taking strategy to try the lower level certifications first before attempting RHCE. In my case it's not so much a question of experience, it's more a question of not wanting to gamble exam fee of $750.
If anyone else has any other angles on this it would be great to hear. Has anyone used redhat's online training to fill in gaps and/or prepare for the certifications? Curious to know how that went.
Marc
On 2/20/06, Jonathan Carpenter <jonathan.carpenter@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am wanting to take the RHCE exam. Can anyone recommend any good books or webpages to study for this exam? Also could I use fedora to study for the exam or will I need
to try to purchase a version of the Red Hat Enterprise or something like that?
Thanks,
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