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Red Hat Enterprise Directory Services and Authentication Expertise Exam (EX423)
The Red Hat® Enterprise Directory Services and Authentication Expertise Exam is a performance-based test of the skills covered in Red Hat Enterprise Directory Services and Authentication (RH423). To enroll in this exam, candidates must hold a current Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE®) certification.
Associated certifications
An RHCE that passes this exam will have earned a Certificate of Expertise, which counts toward earning an Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS), Red Hat Certified Datacenter Specialist (RHCDS), and Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA) certification.
Red Hat Certificates of Expertise
Certificates of Expertise credentials are earned when an RHCE passes an upper-level, performance-based expertise exam in specialized areas of system administration.
Red Hat Certified Security Specialist ― RHCSS
An RHCSS certification may be earned by an RHCE who has demonstrated deeper capabilities in networking services security, directory services, authentication, and SELinux policy management.
Red Hat Certified Datacenter Specialist ― RHCDS
An RHCDS certification may be earned by an RHCE who has demonstrated the skills required to use a broader set of tools from the Red Hat portfolio to implement reliable, scalable solutions.
Red Hat Certified Architect ― RHCA
An RHCE who earns the RHCA certification bring an exceptional breadth and depth of knowledge to the biggest IT challenges. RHCA certification incorporates the skills and knowledge of RHCDS plus advanced networking services security, system monitoring, and performance tuning.
Classroom training
Exam candidates must have a current RHCE certification at the time of enrollment.
This exam is performance-based, meaning that candidates must perform tasks on a live system, rather than answering questions about how one might perform those tasks.
The hands-on nature of this exam make real-world experience a critical facet of preparation.
Exam results are emailed within 5 business days following the exam.
See recertification policies for more information regarding 'current' window for all credentials.
Length:4 hours
Price:$ 749
Training units: 3
Review exam objectives for the Red Hat Enterprise Directory Services and Authentication Expertise Exam.
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Experienced Linux® system administrators responsible for user account information and secured enterprise authentication mechanisms across multiple operating systems
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An RHCE interested in earning a Red Hat Certification of Expertise or an RHCDS, RHCSS, or RHCA certification
Exam candidates must:
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Hold a current RHCE certification at the time the exam is taken.
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Have Red Hat Enterprise Directory Services and Authentication (RH423) or equivalent experience.
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Understand that real-world system administration experience is also an important aspect of preparation for the exam.
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Review exam objectives for Red Hat Enterprise Deployment and Systems Management Expertise Exam (EX423).
In preparation to take this expertise exam, Red Hat recommends: Training
Red Hat Enterprise Directory Services and Authentication (RHS423) Exam self-study
EX423 Expertise exam objectives
This exam prepares you for these credentials:
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RHCA certification incorporates the skills and knowledge of RHCDS plus advanced networking services security, system monitoring, and performance tuning.
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An RHCDS possesses skills in areas particularly important to mission-critical datacenter environments. Learn more.
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An RHCSS certification may be earned by an RHCE who has demonstrated deeper capabilities in networking services security, directory services, authentication, and SELinux policy management.
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Certificates of Expertise are incremental credentials attached to an RHCE certification that demonstrate skills and knowledge in specialized areas.
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