First off, RedHat couldn't pay me enough to run their distro. on any critical server of mine.
Maybe not, but I bet your cert helped get you out of what was most likely a shit hole job with a shit hole manager! Although rumor has it you miss the place...
Secondly, having received the RHCE a year or two back, I think it's a joke. You don't need to know RedHat specific stuff, you don't need to
know > teir GUIs either, although, if you don't know the configs, the GUIs will
help a bit. I mean, who wants to bust open X and a GUI just to add a
damn
user? I passed the RHCE with a fairly high percentage<think it was
96-97>, > for not knowing 'RedHat', though I've been runing Linux since the mid 90s.
Oh...you're so much better than everyone else mr. 90+%...should we all share how we did on the test or were you just trying to make yourself feel big?
If you can get your way around a Linux box, you should be fine. They
base
it on 'getting the job done', not how you do it. Whether you use
useradd >to add a user, or the GUI, as long as it gets done. Whether you use the >redhat-config-apache/whatever tool to configure apache, or edit the config >files... as long as it's done and working to the specs they provide. If >all else fails, read the man page, or use find to find the config >files,RedHat puts some of them in weird places. =]
I agree with you that redhat specific knowledge wasn't really required to pass the test and that I don't remember using a GUI to config anything either. Knowing Linux in general, know where config files are located, how to configure services, and how to read man pages on what you are fuzzy on does go along way.
You are a bitter little man aren't you?!
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Maybe not, but I bet your cert helped get you out of what was most likely a shit hole job with a shit hole manager! Although rumor has it you miss the place...
Yeah, I just want to hop back on over there to deal with all that b.s. If you would have read a tad closer.. I said I don't believe the interviewing management even knew what the RHCE was on my resume.
Oh...you're so much better than everyone else mr. 90+%...should we all share how we did on the test or were you just trying to make yourself feel big?
No, I didn't mean it like. AS I SAID, I know close to nothing about RedHat and still got a decent score. I could care less about what score I got...
What'd you get? I know your a big RH fan. I realized that when you had Mark W. stick Fedora on everything, hahaha. Luckily I was able to remove most of that, ahem. =]
I agree with you that redhat specific knowledge wasn't really required to pass the test and that I don't remember using a GUI to config anything either. Knowing Linux in general, know where config files are located, how to configure services, and how to read man pages on what you are fuzzy on does go along way.
You are a bitter little man aren't you?!
I'll be nicer now. Just got done bottling 4 cases of beer up =]
-dave