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# 15  
Old 08-16-2011
Thanks for the warning.

I was not aware of HP0-P20.
I will check the differences between the 2 exams.

Do you know the difficulty level for HP0-020?
# 16  
Old 08-16-2011
That depends on how good you are! Smilie

Anyways, I'd say that this should be an easy one and its the first one before you go for CSE. Read books/documents, but, most importantly, practice well. There is nothing as good as practice when it comes to Unix. I'd say Servers are your best books!

All the best!
-DB
# 17  
Old 08-23-2011
Question Regarding The HP0-P20 Exam
It has come to my attention that Apache Web Server configuration is one of the new areas that are now being tested on the HP0-P20 exam.

There is a lot of information out there regading Apache configuration; entire books have been written on the subject. My question is this:

Are there any links, articles, etc. which is very specific about configuring
Apache we server as it pertains to HP unix systems? Since the exam focues on HP unix, then it stands to reason that any and all questions on the test asked about Apache Web Server configuration will be asked inside the context of an HP unix environment. So if anyone knows of any good links or other sources of information about Apache Web Server configuration as it pertains to HP unix systems, I would appreciate the advice. Thanks ahead of time!

Regards,

Rob Sandifer
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