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[Ghost_law]

Hey guys

i just thought i would introduce myself, im Ghost_Law (refrence to Ghost in a Shell kind of lol), i have just brought Linux Redhat installed it and got it working first try on dual boot with Windows Xp.

I have never used Linux before and am not sure what its capable of doing, i need to learn it for and MCSE course that i am doing, so any advice or guildence would be truely grateful.

Kind regards

Law

[R0n1n]

Hi Ghost_law and welcome.

So, you need to learn Linux for an MCSE course? can you provide more details and then I`m sure you will get lots of information.

[Ghost_law]

hey,

OK well hmmmm, My course incorperates networking and i have to know as much about both Windows 2000 server and Linux everything i can get hold of for when i do my exams.

So what i really need information on is for root user, for e.g networking config and setup on linux.

you need to know anymore please just ask.

Kind regards

Law

[cheyenne1212]

MCSE= Microsoft Certified Systems engineer. not linux. lol

Heres a good link for you though.

http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Net-HOWTO/

[Ghost_law]

hey,

i know that MCSE = Microsoft Certfied Systems Engineer, but im also doing the A+ hardware course and a netowrking course altogether which is costing me like £4500 to do.

thanks for the link i will be reading it very soon,

Kind regards

Law

[Shrekkie]

If you wanna start with linux ( actually not only that ), this is the GOD of all rtfm-ers :

http://linux.oreilly.com/ (some books might cost tho)
http://www.dsl.org/cookbook/ (<- this one i use if i need it )

Have fun reading,

[dublix]

No doubt, that Linux-cookbook is gonna be a must have, even for advanced Linux users. Coupling that with the man pages should take you as far as you want to go. Have fun man.

.dublix