How do I get certified 6

[Brad9987]

Hey Unix Gurus of the world, I am new to the Unix area and was wondering what would be a good area to focus on to get Unix certified. I went to Barnes and Noble and was looking for a Unix certification book, but in the end found no such book. Is there such thing as a straight up Unix certification, if not what is a good area in today’s market to focus on. Thanks a lot to whoever responds to my inquiry.

 

[dyna176]

when keyword search is up (not under maint)again, you might look there for this same question or links. i have been researching same, and for books look at

http://www.oreilly.com

i really like those. also, to get a general feel of the certification reqs, go to

http://www.sco.com/Training/ace/acemain.html

 

[ukraine12]

a good site is

http://www.examcram.com

they sell good books and you can take test exams to check your progress.
They sell books in a lot off areas.

good luck.

 

[jad]

you can get certified by ringing up certain people and saying 'i'm a cabbage' a lot till they put the phone down ...

after trying this for about 2 months (if not before) you might get taken away by people in white coats ...

 

[johnhoke]

Jad...

That was *beautiful* thank you...

Love,
Napoleon!

I am NaPOleON!

No matter what those men with the white coat with the sleves in the back say...



---
John Hoke<br>

 

[normap]

I was contacted a year ago by SCO and they wanted me to certify by taking the course on line. I don't know if they still have the availability but it might be an alternative. I thought at the time that is was a reasonable price and it could be done at your own pace.*:->*

 

[pcunix]

I have SCO Unix and Linux Skills tests online (free) at

http://pcunix.com/tests.html

Although I really never intended that these be used in preparation for certification, I have had several people tell me that they used them to test their knowledge prior to taking the cert exams and did find them helpful.

If not, at least the price is right
Tony Lawrence
SCO Unix/Linux Resources

http://pcunix.com

tony@pcunix.com

 

[johny123]

Hi,

I think the first step you should take is to decide which flavor of Unix you want to work on. There are about 84 different flavors of Unix and the popular ones are Sun Solaris, HPUX, AIX, Sco and Linux. After deciding which Unix to get certified in you can find relvevant information at their web sites. If you have any difficulty in finding this information, let me know i can tell you the sites.

regards,

 

[Guest_imported]

Hi johny
I'm planning to take up certification in Sun Solaris and HPUX..Can u suggest me some sites and book?
Thanks & Regards
Menaka

 

[Guest_imported]

Hi johny
I'm planning to take up certification in Sun Solaris and HPUX..Can u suggest me some sites and books?
Thanks & Regards
Menaka