Linux+ Certification 2004 (Linux Plus)

About Linux+ certification exam

CompTIA's Linux+ is a vendor-neutral certification specifically designed to certify technical entry-level skills required to pursue a network or system administrator job role in Linux environments. Its objectives are intended to measure a candidate's ability to install, operate and troubleshoot Linux operating systems

Pass the following exam:

• XK0-002 Linux + (2004) (Linux Plus)

Job Roles for CompTIA Linux+ Certified Professionals

The job roles for Linux+ certified professionals typically include Network Administrator, System Administrator and Network Technician.

Linux+ certification requirements

Although there are no prerequisites for this certification, CompTIA recommends that you should have at least six to twelve months of experience in managing and maintaining PCs running the Linux operating systems.

Benefits of Linux+ certification

• Linux+ certification is a vendor neutral certification, which validates skills on the Linux operating systems and specific technologies
• Professionals holding the Linux+ certification are preferred by the employers and they also get preference in promotions.
• Linux+ certification is helpful for professionals who have knowledge of Linux and related technologies to upgrade their credentials and get recognition from the industry
• Linux+ certified professionals can find appropriate job easily and get paid more.