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RHCE for Not Yet Techies

In December 2004, CertCities.com predicted that Red Hat Certified
Engineer / RHCE would be the #3 hottest certification of 2005.

True, they still rank Microsoft's MCSE as #2, ahead of the RHCE,
(Cisco's CCIE is #1), but that is still a tremendously strong
showing for a credential for open source software. It reflects a
growing trend for large companies to use Linux, certainly a
competitive threat to Microsoft.

The CertCities.com's reader's poll also voted the Red Hat Certified
Engineer / RHCE as the top Unix/Linux certification.

RHCE is now updated for skills using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.

You can take the required closed book laboratory exam, either at
the end of their training course (course RH300) or by itself
(Exam RH302).

The Red Hat Certified Engineer / RHCE exam comes in 2 parts:

1. Troubleshooting and System Maintenance (2.5 hours)

You must complete all the compulsory exam problems with a score
of at least 80.

2. Installation and Configuration (3 hours)

You must score at least 70 on both sections.

For more information, go to:

Red Hat Certified Engineer / RHCE

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