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Linux package management tips.

Although keeping a system tidy is not an exam objective, it’s a nice skill to have. Three tutorials can help you to progress in this domain: How to keep your system clean: this tutorial teaches you how to better manage

Posted in RHEL7

RHEL 7.1 officially released.

Today, Red Hat announces the official release of RHEL 7.1. To know more about this new version you can read a summary of the RHEL 7.1 changes or the RHEL 7.1 Release Notes. In addition, Red Hat is also releasing

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Website news.

In order to make mobile connection easier the website theme has been changed. It should now be handier to access pages during a trip. In addition, there are two new quiz: one for the RHCSA 7 exam and one for

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Minimal Image Survival Guide.

Every day I can hear someone saying: the ifconfig command has been removed from the RHEL 7/CentOS 7 distribution and nobody told me anything! Invariably, it’s about a RHEL/CentOS minimal installation. To alleviate this unpleasant situation, there is now a

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Final call for RHCSA 6 & RHCE 6 exams.

Just to remind you that you have until February 28 to buy your voucher for the RHCSA 6 or RHCE 6 exams. Then, you will have 1 year from the purchase date to take the exams. After February 28, you

Posted in RHEL6

Linux Foundation exam updates.

The Linux Foundation is making some adjustments to its LFCS and LFCE exams starting on March 1, 2015: in the LFCS exam objectives, RAID is replaced with LVM, in the LFCS exam, the pass mark becomes 74% (instead of 65%),

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Postfix tips.

When dealing with SMTP for the RHCE or LFCE exams, there are some tips that can be very useful to know about Postfix. First, you’ve got a very interesting website at http://www.postfix.org/postfix-manuals.html. Then, during the exam, you can get some

Posted in RHEL7

Happy New Year!

I wish you a happy new year 2015!

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Merry Christmas!

I wish you a Merry Christmas!

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RHEL 7.1 Beta just released.

One week after the CentOS 7 rolling builds announcement, one day after the Fedora 21 release, it’s now the RHEL 7.1 Beta that is unveiled! This minor release brings many new improvements. Lots of them are summed up in the

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