Certification
RHCE: Red Hat Certified Engineer Exam Notes
Format: Paperback
Author: Bill McCarty
ReleaseDate: 03 January, 2001
Publisher: Sybex
Rating:
Great synopsis of Red Hat - excellent resource
For example, I had a minor problem where I knew what the problem was and what had to be done, but could not remember the specific utility or specific steps needed. After reading through this book I found that I liked it not only for an exam guide but also as a source of quick answers to miscellaneous small questions. A quick turn to the appropriate section of the book and I had my answer. This is not a book that you would use to try to learn Linux and it does not profess to be such a book. On the other hand if you have a familiarity with Red Hat Linux and want a refresher, or a short summary of the most common administrative tasks this is an excellent book. If I were to take a good Linux book and write an outline so that I could just jump to the answers when I had questions this is the kind of book that I would end up with. "Red Hat Certified Engineer Exam Notes" is a highly recommended read for anyone wanting a summary of Red Hat Linux in a well-organized format.
Very Helpful
Short and to the point. A great cram book. Highly recommend reading it just before going to course to get an overview. If you dont plan on going to course, read it BEFORE starting your
studies from the bigger Study Guide for a good overview. (I recommend "RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Linux Study Guide, Third Edition" by Michael Jang) Published by McGraw-Hill. Happy Studying! Good luck with your exam.
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