The ROSEP Academy Classroom Certification Requirements

Every instructor you select to teach this curriculum must be at least RHCT certified prior to the beginning of the class.

If your teacher is already RHCT or RHCE certified, no further training/certification is required.

Otherwise:

• A teacher with a great deal of Linux knowledge may choose to take the RHCT exam without any preparation. If he/she passes the exam, he/she becomes certified and is eligible to teach the class.
• A teacher with some Linux knowledge may choose to enroll in the RH133 class at our training center (link to training partners in Russia) and proceed to take the exam.
• A teacher with no Linux knowledge should take both the RH033 and RH133 classes at our training center (link to training partners in Russia) prior to taking the exam.
• Teachers can take our web-based, E-Learning courses to help them prepare for passing the RHCT exam. They will still need to take the exam at one of our training/testing facilities (link to training partners in Russia).

The ROSEP Academy Classroom Hardware Minimum Requirements

Classroom Server
Operating System Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 ES
Processor Pentium Class 500 MHz (750 MHz
Recommended)
RAM 256 Mbytes
Internet Bandwidth 1.5Mbs (DSL)
Internal Classroom Network 10Mbs Ethernet
Disk Space 10 Gigabytes

Student Workstations

Operating System Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 ES
Processor Pentium Class 500 MHz (750 MHz
Recommended)
RAM 256 Mbytes
Internet Bandwidth a 1.5Mbs (DSL)
Internal Classroom Network 10Mbs Ethernet
Disk Space 4 Gigabytes
Notes:
Student Stations may access the Internet using the Classroom Server as a masquerading router.

Local Network Requirements

Minimum Solution
At a minimum, the Student Workstations should have Ethernet (10 Mbps) connections to the Classroom Server, and both the Classroom Server and StudentWorkstations should have Internet access. The Student Workstation’s Domain Name Service (DNS) should be configured such that the non-fully-qualified hostname rha-server resolves to the Classroom Server.

Student Workstations must be able to connect to the HTTP/HTTPS service on the Classroom Server, and the Classroom Server must be able to connect to the SSH service on the StudentWorkstations.