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RedHat Certs

helix26 · 2006-03-20 18:40:05

RHCT or RHCE certification does it still hold a credibility when they are so many different distros out their e.g (Suse,Knopix, Ubuntu .....etc ) as it only focuses on Red Hat only...or is it just a benchmarking criteria in the academic world .... What value does it hold ? How acceptable is it ? Linux is based on Open…

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RHCT or RHCE certification does it still hold a credibility when they are so many different distros out their e.g (Suse,Knopix, Ubuntu .....etc ) as it only focuses on Red Hat only...or is it just a benchmarking criteria in the academic world ....

What value does it hold ?
How acceptable is it ?

Linux is based on Open source so why such a notion of credibility required ?
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RedHat Path

You sit for your RHCT ---> RHCE --->Qualified Linux Engineer.

New version release follow upgrade path RHCE (AS4)--->Upgrade (RHCT expired)

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Thread moved under Open Source.

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