RHCE

[Fraser Campbell]

Paul Mora wrote:

> 1. Get a practice machine at home, and start using it daily.  The more 
> experience you have with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 the better.  If you 
> can't get your hands on a copy of RHEL4, the next best thing is Fedora 
> Core 3.  Install it, and configure the various services outlined in the 
> RHCE Study Guide

I would imagine Centos 4 would be even closer (http://www.centos.org/).
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