 | | | Is the RHCE curriculum moving to RHEL 3? | Is the RHCE curriculum moving to RHEL 3? 2003-10-24 - By Jeremy Portzer
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On Fri, 2003-10-24 at 10:36, Ed Wilts wrote:
> Samba, Apache, and sshd are all included in WS. Missing are an ftp
> server, and servers such as bind and ldap. You could, however, add
> those by building them from the source rpms from AS/ES. If you can 't
> build them from the source rpms, you shouldn 't be taking the RHCE anyway
> :-).
Good point. :-)
> > They 're confused as to whether they should focus on
> > technologies/versions of things included in RHL 9, Fedora Core, or RHEL
> > 3. In the near-term the test is still RHL 9, I understand that, but I 'm
> > trying to get an idea of what it will be in a month or two. I guess it
> > will just be "wait and see. "
>
> I thought the focus had already switched to RHEL and that the test had
> switched. It simply does not make sense for Red Hat to focus on RHL 9
> or Fedora in the future. RHL 9 is effectively obsolete by April 30
> after which there will be no more errata and no RHL 10 to replace it.
> Fedora is a project - not a product - and has no official support, so
> training on it would not be in Red Hat 's best interest.
>
> Focus on RHEL - that 's the obvious direction for Red Hat.
I agree with you that makes sense. However, the test has not switched
-- it is on Red Hat Linux 9 currently -- and I was just wondering when
this switch would take place.
--Jeremy
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