[lugm.org] Linux System Administration

[Ajay R Ramjatan]

What Kavish said about "break it" is very true. A good way to learn is to
find out you broke things, figure out what you did wrong to break it and
then learn to fix it.


On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 10:11 PM, Keshwarsingh Nadan <
keshwarsingh.nadan at servihoo.net> wrote:

> Hello Avinash,
>
> If you want to learn by yourself at your own pace and be a good
> administrator / engineer, I suggest you start with RHCSA followed by RHCSE.
>
> Download CentOS (a fork of red hat) play and break it.. Download the RHCSA
> syllabus, it contains the objectives you have to achieve to pass the exam.
> You don't have to be a guru, from A-Z you'll learn the basic commands to
> the most complex troubleshooting at your own pace. You may also download
> the documentation which can help you a lot.
>
> Red hat exams have now changed, its no longer MCQs, but a real system
> where you prove what you are really worth & that's the beauty of it.. Only
> inconvenience there is no testing center in africa / indian ocean region,
> you have to fly to EU.
>
> Finally if you are really motivated, you can contact me offlist$ I run
> several stuffs for the internet giants, always looking for people willing
> to learn and we can sponsor you.
>
> K
>
> Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device
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