"A.R. (Tom) Peters" wrote:
>
> On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
>
> > I suspect that the difference here highlights two fundamentally
> > opposed ways of thinking about what Level III is. Either it is "top
> > tier admin certification" or it is "for folks who want to specialize".
> >
> > We have to decide which of those Level III will be, for useful
> > discussion of what to include/exclude from Level II to be possible at
> > all.
> >
> > Who is expected to attempt Level III LPI certification? Is it for
> >
> > (a) folk who want to specialize, that is, demonstrate a few special
> > skills within the Linux admin universe
> >
> > or is it
> >
> > (b) experienced corporate level admins who want to attest to their
> > overall high skill and knowledge levels at dealing with complex or
> > large scale "enterprise-level" system administration, as a whole
It seems that there is some differences between level III being
"enterprise" administration or "specialised" fields. Is it possible
to make it currently as stands with specialised exams for different
fields of expertise, but combined a number of them (say 50%?) of
them into an level IV for enteprise recognition? It seems that most
people agree that much of the specialised topics are used at an
enterprise level of administration. Any comments?
Regards,
Jonathon
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