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June 16, 2003 Comments off

I passed the RHCE exam, and I might add I did it without installing X, damn I rock.
Dear Jeffrey B. Holden:
The results of your RHCE Certification Exam are reported below. The
RHCE Certification Exam allows candidates to qualify for the
Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) and Red Hat Certified Technician
(RHCT) certificates. Please note that the RHCE designation is
understood to both include and supersede the RHCT designation.
SECTION I: TROUBLESHOOTING
RHCE requirements: completion of compulsory items (50 points)
RHCT requirements: completion of compulsory items (50 points)
Compulsory troubleshooting score: 50.0
Non-compulsory troubleshooting score: 50.0
Total troubleshooting score: 100
SECTION II: MULTIPLE CHOICE
RHCE minimum requirement: 50 percent
RHCT minimum requirement: none
Multiple choice score: 90.0%
SECTION III: INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION
RHCE minimum requirements: total section score of 50 percent
70 percent on RHCT components
70 percent on RHCE-specific components
RHCT minimum requirement: 70 percent on RHCT components
Installation and Configuration score: 85.9
RHCT score: 81.8%
RHCE score: 87.5%
RHCE overall requirement: average of 80 for Sections I, II, and III
Your average: 91.97%
RHCE Certification: PASS
Congratulations — you are now certified as a Red Hat Certified
Engineer! Your RHCE Certificate number is 809003516308049.
The attached file is your personal print-ready certificate.
Please reply to this email address if your name does not appear
correctly, and we will send a modified version of the certificate.
You are entitled to print this document and use it to demonstrate
that you are an RHCE, provided you remain an RHCE in good standing.
You may not modify or change the document’s contents in any way, nor
may you appropriate any elements of this document for use in other
electronic documents or printed materials. You may only print the
document in its entirety. Any other use of the document must be
approved by Red Hat, Inc.
Your RHCE number should be available for verification at Red Hat
Certification Central:
http://www.redhat.com/training/certification/verify/?rhce_cert_display:certno=809003516308049&rhce_cert_display:verify_cb=Verify
You can verify the certificates of other RHCEs and RHCTs at
https://www.redhat.com/training/certification/verify
Please visit RHCE Connection, our web site exclusively for RHCEs:
https://www.redhat.com/training/certification/
There you will find special offers from Red Hat, logo art, job
listings, and more. You can also use the site to manage your contact
information. In order to access the site, you will need a PIN number.
You can have the PIN sent to the email address we have on file at
https://www.redhat.com/training/certification/lostpin.html
Certification in Red Hat Linux opens up new opportunities. We hope
you will keep Red Hat updated with your experiences and successes
with Red Hat Linux.
Please feel free to call or email with ideas and suggestions as to ways
we can enhance our Red Hat Linux training and certification programs.
Thank you very much for your interest in Red Hat Linux!
Red Hat Certification Central <rh-09991@redhat.com>

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