piyush gupta
Cyborg Agent
My frd have MCP and he is saying its lifetime
Tech.Masti said:Anyone know about RHCE validity?
akshaykapoor_3 said:even m pursuin my BCA course frm chandigarh...m in 2nd year..
one f u above has told that he is in BCA 2nd SEM nd allrdy completd MCSA nd CCNA... dats really gud maaaan...even m plannin to go for such certifications...dn hav ne kindaa intrst in LINUX platforms...i wud like to go fr MCSE nd CCNA...so ne1 f u cud plz tell me abt d eligbty requisites fr enrollin urslf fr dese tests...nd whr does one prepare frm fr doin such courses...
one more thing...as far as i knw, dese certifications r valid fr a period f three years r so...rite???....actually i'll b goin fr MCA later on as i complete my BCA...so i dn hav ne plan f goin fr job immediately aftr cmpletin my BCA...so dat means i shud go fr dese certifications while doin my MCA r der's no harm startin up rite nw....
ne kindaa help appreciated..
Thanks.
Source:: *www.redhat.com/training/rhce/rhce_faq.html#currentFor how long will my RHCE certification be considered current?
RHCE and RHCT certifications are considered current until after one (1) major release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux following the release on which the certification was earned. Certificates earned on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 will be current until the release of Red Hat Enterprise 5, and those earned on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 will remain current until the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. Certifications earned on Red Hat Linux 8.0 and Red Hat Linux 9 are pegged to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3, and hence will be current until the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.
While evidence suggests that RHCEs who stay professionally active can evolve their skills in pace with new releases of Red Hat Enterprise Linux technology, it is important for Red Hat to maintain a policy for determining whether an RHCE or RHCT certificate can be considered current. Thus, verification at Certification Central has always included the version a certificate was earned on, and whether the certificate is considered current or no longer current.
Tech.Masti said:@praka......
what is LPIC???