LPI Webinar: LPIC-1 5.0 Preparation Webinar - Kenny Armstrong, March 3, 2020

Linux Professional Institute (LPI) LPIC-1 5.0 preparation webinar with Kenny Armstrong. Kenny will summarize all technical questions and help you prepare for the exam.
Watch to learn more about the importance of understanding the objectives prior to taking your exam, the exam structure, and why obtaining your certification will be professionally beneficial!
For more information, visit: www.lpi.org/ar...

[@bookquotes5]

I have completed multiple certifications and am planning to pursue Linux certifications, inshaAllah, and have chosen the LPI Platform. Currently, I am preparing myself to attempt the exams. I want to express my gratitude to LPI for providing us with a platform for learning. I am a knowledge seeker from Pakistan.

[@EJEPOLANCO]

That was very educational! A most see. Thank you!

[@brendanjensen1721]

I really like these videos. Kenny does a good job going through everything. I am studying for mine right now 😀

[@jellyd]

Did you pass?

[@christechtips7804]

What is the current status with taking LPI Exams? Can I take these online? Are you planning to collaborate with Pearson VUE to be able to take these exams from home/office environments? Look forward to a response.

[@CollosalTrollge]

The space ship will launch soon

[@LinuxMachine-xz1fq]

They can be taken completely online with Pearson VUE. But you need a Windows machine...

[@LesbianNaziHookers]

Just took the Essentials exam today online through Pearson VUE. Way more convenient, took the same day I decided to take it, didn't have to leave the house. I'll be doing my cert tests online from now on.

[@hassankhawaja6606]

Learning in Pakistan, thank you LPI

[@khalidelgazzar]

Great informative video. Thanks 👍👍

[@tedcalouri2694]

Good video. I wish it were louder. This was a good 40-50% quieter than most KZbin videos. Even with volume cranked up to 100% I had to pause a lot simply because background noise was overpowering and I don't have to do that with most other videos

[@maxx27i]

Thank you so much! 👍

[@hichama0180]

Can I book both 101 & 102 at the same day? Why do we have 2 instead of one having 120 questions?

[@everythingfromtezada]

Does the 10:10 - 10:18 in kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqSTmHRtqNeKbas mean that I can take the LPIC1 101 exam then set a schedule for the 102 exam at any date as long as my LPIC1 101 exam that I pass isn't reaching 5 years?

[@emdadgar_official]

is there any OS replace for linux ? , it has too many bugs

[@yoanemaior5503]

Is the CompTIA linux+ course equivalent to this one?

[@predatortheme]

It essentially is the same, watch the vid from CBT Nuggets

[@jorgeareyes1102]

Thanks both! really nice!

[@linuselliott]

Do LPI have course badge thru acclaim?

[@japhetkiplagat8452]

how can subscribe i need the training

[@gabriellalaplace]

Does the LIPC-3 - Mixed environment mean, it tests on security as well as virtualization, or is it different from the other 2?

[@LinuxMachine-xz1fq]

LPIC-3 are 3 seperate exams, and security is one of them. You can take them individually. Security would be one of the 3

[@dean6125]

Here all 3 Lpic3 - www.lpi.org/our-certifications/exam-300-objectives www.lpi.org/our-certifications/exam-303-objectives www.lpi.org/our-certifications/exam-304-objectives

[@94samra]

So if I fail my first attempt, is the second attempt after a week is free of charge?

[@davidkik]

Hey Kenny, Thank you for the detailed explanation, Very helpful Q: i just bought a book LPIC 1 fourth edition. Exams 101-400 , 102-400. Is it still valid ? Should i learn from it ? Or should i find the 101-500 book? Thank you

[@dean6125]

yeh get the newer versions 101-500 102-500

[@gabriellalaplace]

Which of the 3 LIPC-3 Exams is best for remote work?

[@LinuxMachine-xz1fq]

Remote work can be done with vpn. You learn that in LPIC-2.

[@GrantSweatshirt]

@@LinuxMachine-xz1fq i think she is meaning what career path would allow her to work remotely , which I would say would be virtualization

[@tommybergstrom6413]

How do i install linux on my computer if i want to use both windows and linux but not at the same time of course...or is it better to install on another computer? I have tried to install Linux but i think it is not very easy to first find the program to install and then to install it so it works...it is easier to install windows 10 than linux, i think at least :)

[@dean6125]

I use another drive in the machine. Then you can use BIOS to select boot drive (or setup grub boot loader on the windows drive, if windows 10 doesnt mess with it at some point)

[@HardyBeltran]

I love your accent

[@safedba]

Boring