LinuxPlanet: A New Day, a New Certification: Red Hat Certified Technician
Jan 16, 2003, 21:00 (1 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols)
"So you know something about Unix or Linux, but you're not quite
up for a Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) or a Linux Professional
Institute LPI Certification (LPIC) Level 2 certification? Well,
then, Red Hat has a certification for you: the Red Hat Certified
Technician.
"This certification, according to Red Hat, is a mid-level,
lab-based title is for anyone 'transitioning to Linux from other
UNIX operating systems, or who want to prove their competencies at
a midway point on the way to RHCE.'
"What that means in practice is that to get this certification
you have to pass a pass/fail hands-on examination. In this three
hour RHCT Certification Lab Exam, you'll face two challenges. In
the first one-hour part, you're presented with a Red Hat 8.0 system
that you must diagnose and troubleshoot. In the second, two-hour
part of the exam, you must install a Red Hat system and attach it
to a network with such services as DNS, DHCP, and NFS..."
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