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     * Under "How will you train/test?", select "Individual Exam" and then click "Enroll".
     * Purchase the exam voucher.
+    * If you already have a login
+      * Login, which brings you to your Red Hat Training page.
+      * At the top, click "Request Learning"
+      * Above the "Request Booking" form, click "Search Catalog"
+      * Type "RHCE" and then search
+      * Add the "Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) exam (EX300K)" to your cart and checkout.
   * Schedule an exam using the voucher.
+    * **Note**: You will need to wait 2-3 days for your exam voucher to be fully processed before you can schedule the exam.
     * Sign up at Innovative Exams (create an account or sign in): [[https://www.examslocal.com/ScheduleExam/Home]]
     * Schedule a date/time/location to take the exam with Innovative Exams using the exam voucher purchased from Red Hat.
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   * Tasks, not questions: You will be given tasks to complete on a live system.
   * Exam Results e-mailed to you within 3 business days, but many report getting results back within a few hours.
+  * **Red Hat Version**: May or may not be updated! You could find yourself with a version of Red Hat anywhere from 7.0 - the latest. This is important to note when certain configuration steps differ between versions.
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 In order to practice the objectives below, setup a virtual machine lab:
   * server1.example.com
-    * Description: Client VM to perform anything local only and anything from a "client" perspective (ie NFS client)
+    * Description: Typically the "client" VM to perform anything from a "client" perspective (ie NFS client) when two servers are involved. Also used when only a single system is required to practice on.
     * CPU/Memory: 1 CPU/1024 MB memory
     * IP: 192.168.1.150 (bridged adapter)
   * server2.example.com
-    * Description: Secondary VM to function as a source for "server1" to perform tests (ie NFS server)
+    * Description: Typically the "server" VM to function as a source for "server1" to perform tests (ie NFS server) against when two servers are involved.
     * CPU/Memory: 1 CPU/1024 MB memory
     * IP: 192.168.1.151 (bridged adapter)
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-Install CentOS 7 on all VMs (Basic Server). **Do not expect to have a access to a GUI on the exam.**
+Install CentOS 7 on all VMs (Basic Server) and [[linux_wiki:boot_systems_into_different_targets_manually|set to the multi-user target]].
+  * **Note: Do not expect to have a access to a GUI on the exam.**
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 ==== DNS ====
-  * [[Network Services Overview DNS|Network Services Overview: DNS]]
+  * Network Services Overview: DNS (covered in Configure section)
   * [[Configure a caching-only name server]]
   * [[Troubleshoot DNS client issues]]
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 ==== SSH ====
+  * [[Network Services Overview SSH|Network Services Overview: SSH]]
   * [[Configure key-based authentication]]
   * [[Configure additional options described in documentation]]
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 ==== NTP ====
+  * [[Network Services Overview NTP|Network Services Overview: NTP]]
   * [[Synchronize time using other NTP peers]]
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 ===== Database services =====
+  * [[Network Services Overview Database Services|Network Services Overview: Database Services]]
   * [[Install and configure MariaDB]]
-  * [[Backup and restore a database]]
   * [[Create a simple database schema]]
   * [[Perform simple SQL queries against a database]]
+  * [[Backup and restore a database]]
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