Linux certification options

[dvmail at texas.net]

I've taken a Red Hat Linux certification course. I was very impressed and highly
recommend it, however I didn't take the exam. I am also interested in learning
more about networking. 

Red Hat Training (about 749 bucks to take the exam)
As Daniel Magnuszewski pointed out, you can find information at
http://www.redhat.com/training/rhce/courses/
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Linux Professional Institute
http://lpi.org/en/home.html

The exams cost about 100 bucks ea.
http://lpi.org/en/faq2.html#2.1

re: # of exams
http://lpi.org/en/faq2.html#2.3
There are currently 2 exams for the first level, 2 exams for the second, and 2
planned for the third. Visit our program description for more information.
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If you want to round out your Unix skills, learn a Unix-like OS that is more
Un*xy, i.e. Slackware, and/or one of the BSD variants... Keep in mind that there
are lots of license-types.
see http://distrowatch.com/

later,
Daniel

> Hey Justin,
>   I know your a RHCE. My son is interested in what steps to take and the 
> costs involved. Could you enlighten us? He is also interested in who 
> might be hiring a RHCE, just to get some ideas. He just started ITT and 
> is getting totally pissed at all the M$ crap they feed. I told him I 
> thought it would be like that and a waste of money and that they 
> wouldn't teach anything he's not learning at Cyber Source (except for 
> how to bow to M$). You wouldn't believe some of the nonsense they teach 
> there, I think there M$ funded.....
> Anyway, if you or anyone else could give us some clues as to obtaining 
> an RHCE or any other Linux Certification, that would be great, Thanks.