RHCE/RHCT Study Prep

[Paul Whitney]

No not at all using "virtual machines" will provide you with the number of systems you need to setup your environment. It does help to have a dual core processor with at least 4 GB RAM. All of the vm's should run well. 

I have had two instances of RHEL 5 and W2K3 running at all at the same time with little to no performance drag. 

P

------Original Message------
From: Jason Riker
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Subject: Re: RHCE/RHCT Study Prep
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On Wed, 2008-12-24 at 16:47 -0800, Jason Riker wrote:
> Group,
> 
> All this talk about VMWare has made me think about studying for the
> RHCE/T.  I have one box that I can use and have heard that I'll need two
> or three to make a go of the studying.  So, given that I would like
> three instances running on one box (Xeon with 1G ram) which would best
> suit my needs?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Jason


OK, so it's probably lame to respond to your own post, but am I really
the only one thinking about the RHCE/T right now and wondering how best
to setup a test environment?

Jason

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