If the company is going to pay get a Red Hat cert. It is the most
expensive. Once you've done that you can take the tests for the LPI at
$100 per test or free at many Linux trade shows. I prefer LPI since it
was put together by the Linux community but since Red Hat's costs big
bucks and you have to travel to get it go for that one on the company.
On Mon, 2003-04-07 at 10:50, Scott H wrote:
> My boss has allowed me to pursue one Linux system
> admin type certification, at my company's
> expense. I have MS certs, but no Linux. I'd
> like to take comments from administrators on what
> Linux cert they would recommend as being the most
> worthwhile in real, educational and practical
> terms, as well as what would be best from a
> career/job hunting perspective.
>
> Thanks!
>
> /scott
>
>
> .
>
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