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Novell offers new certifications for Linux services

02.03.2004 @ 09:08 AM PT | Marc Erickson

“Less than a month after acquiring SuSE AG, Novell Inc. has rolled out two professional certification courses for the Linux user — the Certified Linux Engineer (CLE) and the SuSE Linux Certified Professional (SLCP) programs.

The CLE course is designed to teach users to be experts on Novell’s Nterprise Linux Services — an offering that allows users to manage their Linux network infrastructure. These tools were previously only available on Novell’s NetWare platform. Its components include: personal file management; directory services; print services; Internet messaging and calendaring; system management and Web experience. It supports both SuSE and Red Hat Inc.’s Linux distributions.

Michele Allen, manager of training services at Novell Canada in Markham, Ont., said the CLE is a five-day, hands-on course where students learn how to install, configure and troubleshoot Novell’s Nterprise Linux Services. The classes are led by instructors — students receive a textbook, view presentations and participate in lab exercises.”

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