Linux+ Exam

Chris Wagner ismgr at atchisonkansas.net
Fri May 9 19:28:29 CDT 2003


Great job, Kevin.

I'm a little behind you.

Well, OK, alot.....  :-/

That's all right, though.

I really just enjoy learning from you all.  :-)

Better than reading any 1,000+pg book....

Take care,

Chris

> From: "Kevin Hodle" <kevinh at aos5.com>
> Date: Fri, 9 May 2003 14:15:30 -0500
> To: <kclug at kclug.org>
> Subject: Linux+ Exam
> 
> 
> Hello fellow luggers.  I passed the Linux+ today with an 860/900.  I thought
> it was pretty easy, and anyone who has some experience with linux in a
> production envrioment should have no problems passing it.  If you decide to
> take it, brush up on you're A+ hardware knowledge, about 10-15% of the exam
> was hardware related.  As usual with Comptia exams, many questions seemed
> illogical and had poor wording.. Afew examples:
> 
> What comamnd line parameter will allow you to see usage information for most
> linux commands:
> 
> A) -h
> B) -help
> C) (obviously wrong answer)
> D) (obviously wrong answer)
> 
> ... Now, afew questions before, it had a question about a shell script called
> 'a,sh' (seriously, it has a comma instead of a period), so I wasn't sure if
> they forgot the extra - before -help, or if they wanted -h.  Do you feel lucky
> punk, well do ya!?
> 
> Another one that bugged me,
> 
> Your users about unable to obtain IP addresses automatically.  After rebooting
> the server and issuing 'dhcpd start', the issue is not resolved.  After
> changing to the proper directory, what command will resolve this issue.
> 
> A) dhcpd restart
> B) dpchd start
> C) touch dhcpd.leases
> D) (obviously wrong answer)
> 
> ... Note the 'After changing to the proper directory' bit... Again, Do ya feel
> lucky!?
> 
> All in all, I would say it was a good test, and covered a wide range of
> material, but if you have already had afew years experience with
> administration of production servers, go for something harder like LPIC or
> RHCE.
> 
> 
> Kevin Hodle
> CCNA, Network+, Linux+
> Alexander Open Systems
> Network Operations Center
> (913)-307-2366
> kevinh at aos5.com
> 
> 
> 
> 




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