Depends on your goal. Those are both basic Linux Certs. Whereas RHCA and RHCE are more respected and support enterprise work loads. And on the open front LPIC 1-3 cover down on how to implement Linux solutions for a large business/Enterprise.
CONGRATS man, after passing last exam vowed never to take another exam unless they have a CE for it. Not paying and studying for an exam again, basically just a cash grab on Microsoft and other's. What are you going to do with the ISC CAP, are you using it as a stepping stone for CISSP. Did a quick search on the exam because I never heard of it. I did see it checks the box for being 8570 compliant.
Honestly. I agree. On one hand these certifications are in itself a revenue generating venture for these IT companies (since it’s them certifying you and you paying the test fees and buying the books).
Ahhh that's right I remember someone in here mentioning getting over someone. That was you, yeah push hard into those certs, get that money up. You going to see her out and about when you driving the Cullinan, roll down the window and laugh.
What are you using to study? Second don't even let the thought of not failing enter your subconscious. Speak that you will pass it.
Why did you quit?
Man you shouldn't of quit, just been stricter on your time, stuff just wouldn't get done if I am over 80 hours and they bulljivin on the comp time. I been there when jobs do stuff like that I use to get real scarce during the 8 hours. I was leaving work to drive to my girls house to smash then come back and check email. Management wasn't trying to do anything about it? Meh it's done now.
I wasn't sending you the info to memorize, but for your next interview drop some info from the previous info. When they ask you to tell them about a particular tough problem you had, be like I had such and such so I had to grep this. Then I had to verify this and that was this port. I feel the interviewer thinks if the guy is sharing an experience when he used this stuff he must know about it.
Look in CompTIA A+ or if you know absolutely nothing about computers start with CompTIA ITF
mostly the boson practice exams, i got 75% on both my tries man. super depressing.
When I was using Linux exclusively a couple of years ago these commands were used quite often.. would I remember them now seeing that I haven’t touched Ubuntu or any flavors of Linux in the last year probably not.. Honestly I’m thinking of building two more systems for this very reasonMan you shouldn't of quit, just been stricter on your time, stuff just wouldn't get done if I am over 80 hours and they bulljivin on the comp time. I been there when jobs do stuff like that I use to get real scarce during the 8 hours. I was leaving work to drive to my girls house to smash then come back and check email. Management wasn't trying to do anything about it? Meh it's done now.
Yeah them Amazon interviews are hard AS F***, I don't remember knowledge like that I can google.
grep is a command-line utility for searching plain-text data sets for lines that match a regular expression. Its name comes from the ed command g/re/p, which has the same effect. grep was originally developed for the Unix operating system, but later available for all Unix-like systems and some others such as OS-9
Check running process in Linux
The procedure to monitor the running process in Linux using the command line is as follows:
Regarding ports just remember the important ones, F**** TON of ports to try and remember them all.
- Open the terminal window on Linux
- For remote Linux server use the ssh command for log in purpose
- Type the ps aux command to see all running process in Linux
- Alternatively, you can issue the top command or htop command to view running process in Linux
List of TCP and UDP port numbers - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
You good man, good luck today.
