Rhce Red Hat Certified Engineer Study Guide (Certification Press)

Pass the Red Hat Certified Engineer exam - while gaining on-the-job Red Hat Linux know-how Built on the proven training methodology of Red Hat Certified training partner Global Knowledge, RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Linux Study Guide is a complete study guide and CD-ROM package that puts you on a learning fast track. It puts at your fingertips all you need to review for the exam (and know on-the-job), including how to: *Partition your server to achieve optimal performance of your Red Hat Linux installation *Identify the key differences between the three installation options: Workstation, Server, and Custom *Add, delete, and modify user accounts *Configure and troubleshoot the X-Windows interface *Use the Apache Web Server to provide both normal and secure Web services using the HTTP and HTTPS protocols *Reduce bandwidth utilization with Squid Proxy Server *More! You get over 225 practice exam questions...timed exams that identify your weak areas...in-depth answers to practice questions...and special test-taking pointers.

Don't let the real test be your first test! Prepare to pass the Red Hat Certified Engineer exam--while gaining practical knowledge of Red Hat Linux for on-the-job success. Built on the proven training methodology of Red Hat Certified Training Partner Global Knowledge, this complete study guide and CD-ROM package offers classroom techniques used by more than 200,000 IT professionals each year. The Red Hat Certified Engineer Linux Study Guide covers the topics you need to review for the exam, including how to: partition your server to achieve optimal performance of your Red Hat Linux installation; identify the key differences between the three installation options: workstation, server, and custom; add, delete, and modify user accounts; configure your system for dual boots between Windows NT and Red Hat Linux; use quotas to limit a user's or group of users' ability to consume disk space; configure and troubleshoot the X-Windows interface; use the Apache Web Server to provide both normal and secure Web services using the HTTP and HTTPS protocols; reduce bandwidth utilization with Squid Proxy Server; use your Red Hat Linux system equipped with multiple NICs as a router between two physical subnets; implement emergency boot procedures on a Red Hat Linux system.