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Course Number: RH 302
Course Duration: 1 day

Topic:

the performance based Red Hat Certified Engineer Exam

Audience:

very experienced Linux System Administrators

Price:

UKGBP 485 *
 EUR 750 *

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  RH 302 - RHCE Exam only

The Certification Lab Exam is bundled with RH300, but if you are already an expert with a current Red Hat Linux system, you may skip the course and just take the Exam.

The Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) Exam stands apart from many other certification programs in the IT sector because of its emphasis on hands-on performance-based testing of actual skills in Red Hat Linux installation, configuration, debugging, and setup of key networking services.

RHCE Exam is a performance-based practical exam comprising of

Debug exam 2.5 hrs
Multiple-choice exam 1 hr
Server install & network services set up Exam 2.5 hrs

How to prepare

Please refer to the RHCE Exam Prep Guide. You may also want to review the detailed outlines for the RH300 RHCE course as well as the detailed outline of prerequisites for the RH300 RHCE course.

Note: The skills and practical knowledge in the outlines above are important! Participants arriving without a large portion of these skills and without up-to-date experience will be unlikely to pass the certification exam. Please do not sign up for RH302 unless you are experienced with Red Hat Linux systems administration, Red Hat Linux networking, or are a power user in Linux environments.

 

 
 
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