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They need to register and get their own accounts and stuff setup. I wouldn't personally let them use you as a bridge.

CompTIA products are copyrighted. You have to generate your own content. There is no problem with extrapolating (in my own opinion...but I'm no lawyer). You can use what you learn from CompTIA as a guide, but I wouldn't personally give access to their content and their branding, logos, etc.

Exactly...quality over quantity. The other thing is post TTT training. If your really serious and dig. I'm still working through the Linux+ Certmaster course, because I'm genuinely trying to focus on expertise, not just pump students through like a cash cow. The more I know, the better I teach...

10 post minimums! ROFL

Hi Stephen, Has their been any word on the Linux+ Vouchers post TTT for Linux+? I haven't seen any communciations.

ROFL...fixed the Fedora to Rocky Linux typos lol

@jasoneckert The files were in my local git init push. I went ahead and deleted the folder because even me, I don't want anyone that can't login to CIN to access. Plus, I can't make it a private repo since the fork is public. I will just make a separate one that is private. This way, there is no...

I have the full number of session links on Gitlab. You will need your CIN Email that was registered to view. This is a @jasoneckert Gitlab fork with my own notes. https://github.com/sheastech/LinuxTTT

Thank you so much!!!

Combination of both. Theory based upon class type. Are they complete newbs or experienced? That will drive how I teach the class. I really don't think there is a one size fits all for everyone. The 1st day of class for me is always where I gauge how deep I got into topics versus question, answer...

that's the exact same problem I have seen! Everybody wants to finish quick and make $200,000 in 90 days.

Is there any timeline for the next Train the Trainer (TTT) for PenTest+?

It was definitely a Master Class of how to teach Linux!

Oh wow! That's a great idea!!!

It was an awesome course!

CertMaster is a definite go-to.

Oh...don't even get me started on EC-Council!

Now, I'm looking up bat commands ROFL

The US Government IT contracts doesn't recognize LPI certifications so a waste of time for me. Also, I'm not a fan of 100% multiple choice exams anyway. They do recognize Linux+.

sed, awk have been my nemesis! I'm definitely spending more time on both. The CertMaster+ learning platform is great also! I have been really enjoying these training labs. I was very happy to see Rocky Linux being used!