Couple of questions about the exam

Hi People,

Are the man pages installed on the machines?
Following the exercises on the three CLP books I learn enough about the
various topics to take the exam? I mean, in the exam are there tasks
more complicated that the ones I studied or the level is similar?
Can I use YaST?

TIA,

> Are the man pages installed on the machines?

Yes.

> Following the exercises on the three CLP books I learn enough about
> the various topics to take the exam? I mean, in the exam are there
> tasks more complicated that the ones I studied or the level is
> similar?  

The test is not easy for a Linux rookie.

The default I have heard is you should have about 2 years experience
with Linux prior to taking the test.

> Can I use YaST?

Yes.

-- 
Timothy Leerhoff

Timothy Leerhoff wrote:
>> Are the man pages installed on the machines?
> 
> Yes.
> 
>> Following the exercises on the three CLP books I learn enough about
>> the various topics to take the exam? I mean, in the exam are there
>> tasks more complicated that the ones I studied or the level is
>> similar?  
> 
> The test is not easy for a Linux rookie.
> 
> The default I have heard is you should have about 2 years experience
> with Linux prior to taking the test.
>

I've been working on linux since 4 years and I'm CLE and LPIC I.
Actually I'm scared only of some sections in the books. I think it's the
 usual pre-exam tension.

>> Can I use YaST?
> 
> Yes.
> 

Anyway, thanks Timothy. Good news!

Regards,
Jan

NOt wanting to add to your pretest jitters, but I always thought Novell
had a special sensor that knew exactly what I had spent the least time
going over....

Seriously there are >15 possible scenerios you might get.  They all
have 4 major sections.  Each needs will cover one or two of the
possible areas you needed to know.  They will not all be covered.

I opened up a window for each server.  This GREATLY speeds up the
process as switching takes a long time in remote control.

-- 
Timothy Leerhoff

Timothy Leerhoff wrote:
> NOt wanting to add to your pretest jitters, but I always thought Novell
> had a special sensor that knew exactly what I had spent the least time
> going over....
> 
> Seriously there are >15 possible scenerios you might get.  They all
> have 4 major sections.  Each needs will cover one or two of the
> possible areas you needed to know.  They will not all be covered.
> 
> I opened up a window for each server.  This GREATLY speeds up the
> process as switching takes a long time in remote control.
> 

The tension grows up...... :))

Yes, surely not all the topics are covered, they are different from
scenario and scenario.

You gave me the input to ask you something. Is there a passing score
like all other Novell's exam, right??

Regards,