EX333 Red Hat Enterprise Security: Network Services (Exam Only)
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Length: 2-8 hours
Course Code: EX333
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Overview:
The Red Hat Enterprise Security: Network Services Endorsement Exam is a performance-based test of the skills covered in RHS333 Red Hat Enterprise Security: Network Services Endorsement Exam.
Description:
In order to enroll in this exam, one must have an RHCE on a current release at the time of the exam. Upon passing the exam, one will have earned this additional endorsement to one's RHCE certification. This endorsement is one of the five required in order to earn the designation Red Hat Certified Architect.
Each course in the RHCA curriculum is followed by an endorsement exam on the fifth day. Endorsement exams may be taken immediately following the corresponding course, or at any time. The exams are performance-based and test skills of the job role competencies covered in the prior four days of hands-on training. Passing the Endorsement Exam earns the candidate an endorsement to his or her RHCE credential for that specific enterprise skillset. Endorsement exams vary in length from 2 to 8 hours depending on the course, and can only be taken by current RHCEs. Official notification of PASS or DID NOT PASS is sent via email within 3 weeks of the Endorsement Exam.
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Audience:
Only RHCEs on a current release may take this exam. All candidates are strongly advised to take RHS333 Red Hat Enterprise Security: Network Services in advance of attempting this exam.
Duration:
2-8 hours