Eden:

This will be my last communication with you on this mailing list--and similar ones.

This list is for questions regarding exam development at LPI. I think some of your questions can be dealt with simply at i...@lpi.org -- the whole world doesn't need to know your specific inquiries.

Why not try that specific point of inquiry first--and then bring it back to this group afterwards?

scott

On 13-01-14 10:37 PM, Eden Caldas wrote:
Just to clarify my previous question. I am LPIC-2 certified and haven`t took exam 301. Can I still take exam 303 only right now and avoid 301, then wait for the changes to occur and get automatcally certified? Is that how it works?

I work with security and don`t want to focus on ldap so much right now.


2013/1/14 Scott Lamberton <slamber...@lpi.org <mailto:slamber...@lpi.org>>

    On 13-01-14 04:52 PM, Eden Caldas wrote:
    > Good to know more stuff about the revision.
    >
    > If I pass LPI-303 now, and wait to the end of the year, Will I get
    > certified or will I need to pass LPI-303 again?

    You will be certified and will not need to pass LPI-303 again for
    another 5 years. As per Anselm's comments below, your LPI
    certification
    will remain "active" for 5 years from the time that you earn it --
    whether or not there are new versions of the exams available.

    scott

    >
    >
    > 2013/1/14 Scott Lamberton <slamber...@lpi.org
    <mailto:slamber...@lpi.org> <mailto:slamber...@lpi.org
    <mailto:slamber...@lpi.org>>>
    >
    >     On 13-01-14 09:26 AM, Anselm Lingnau wrote:
    > > Dipesh Sharma wrote:
    > >
    >
    > <snip>
    >
    > >
    > >> If it is only new objectives, then
    > >> when can we expect the new exams to be released?
    > >
    > > There is usually a lead time of no less than six months
    between the
    > > publication of the final objectives and the publication of the
    >     exams, so
    > > personally I wouldn't expect the new exams to become official
    >     earlier than
    > > autumn 2013. Of course LPI will work out the release date without
    >     bothering to
    > > consult me for my opinion.
    >
    >     Yes, that's the plan at the moment i.e. autumn 2012.  We
    have a press
    >     release in the works on this.  Just consulting with some
    affiliates on
    >     this before release.
    >
    >     And yes, we didn't consult Anselm specifically.  But just
    like everyone
    >     else he can provide comments/advice here ;-)
    >
    > <snip>
    >
    > >
    > >> 2) Will the LPIC1 which I obtained in May 2012 remain valid as a
    > >> requirement for LPIC2 under new scheme also? Logically it
    >     should, but
    > >> want to be sure, because if it will not, then I will write my
    LPIC2
    > >> and LPIC 301 exams straight away to avoid writing LPIC1 again.
    > >
    > > LPIC certifications remain active for five years and that works
    >     across exam
    > > version boundaries, so if you have obtained your LPIC-1
    >     certificate in May,
    > > 2012, you have until May, 2017 to pass LPIC-2 and five years from
    >     whenever you
    > > passed LPIC-2 (i.e., May, 2022, if you play your cards right) to
    >     go for LPIC-3
    > > before you need to retake anything.
    >
    >     Correct again.
    >
    > >
    > > Do note that under the new proposed structure passing any LPI-30x
    >     exam will
    > > get you an LPIC-3 certificate; you won't have to pass LPI-301
    >     (which will go
    > > the way of the dodo in any case) before going for LPI-304.
    >
    >     And correct again.
    >
    >     Matt, anything to add?
    >
    >     Regards,
    >
    >     scott
    >
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