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02-27-2006
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unix certification
hi,
Can you you please tell me which will be the best Unix certification to get. 
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There is no "best" unix certification. If you do want to get certification, it would be best if you started with the systems that you are currently administering.
Like if you are a Sun admin, then you should start with a Solaris Cert. then maybe move to something else (say Linux, HP, etc.)
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