On Apr 24, 2005, at 4:11 PM, Jeff MacDonald wrote:
One useful option might be "i don't even know what this is, and i've been adminning freebsd systems for 10 years"
;)
Somethings I only do when they are broken, as well, some things I don't even know what they are or how to fix them until they are broken, then at that point i research how to fix them.
I find that 80% of a good admin is someone that can figure stuff out, a guru is someone that just knows.
That's nice input Jeff. . .
We all have our general conceptions about the ultimate 'product', and one recurring theme in my mind is that the exam taker should have access to the man pages. . . as *that* is how the vast majority of sysadmins do things out of their routine and beyond their knowledge. And clearly, knowing how to use the man pages is fundamental to being a sysadmin.
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