Showing posts with label RHCSS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RHCSS. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Red Hat gifts an Extended Life for RHCSS and RHCDS – Wow!

It is a day, one that will bring a smile for many. A news to enlighten year 2014 is here. The much demanding Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS) and Red Hat Certified Datacenter Specialist (RHCDS) certifications that was earlier announced to phase out when 2013 dims out, has been given an extended life by Red Hat . Wow! Say wow!

As per news release to Red Hat training partners today morning, Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in SELinux Policy Authentication (EX 429) will no longer be available after February 28 2014.
However, Red Hat India decided to extend RHCSS until February 28 2014 and RHCDS will exist until RHEL 7 gets officially released. for more details on conditions Read More....

Monday, January 28, 2013

Jewelled with 48th RHCSS – IPSR pride with Sajin


Ipsr defines a fabulous 48 in the number of RHCSS professionals certified from ipsr and it is noteworthy that this figure becomes more glorified as the global figures lags much behind. This spectacular figure in higher certifications sets ipsr as a treasure trove of higher Redhat certifications. The quality of training and the rich experience in Redhat has probably made ipsr a confident destination of global linux loving community.

The recent success of Mr. Sajin Vachery in becoming a RHCSS has capitalized one more success to ipsrian credit. Mr. Sajin is a post graduate in Computer Science and a native of Thrissur. He has been working as a consultant in GBM, Gulf Business Machine for the past 9 yrs.  He is with ipsr in defining veritable success in Redhat certifications RHCSA, RHCE, RHCVA and now RHCSS. Here are few words of Mr. Sajin with ipsr.

"IPSR had been with me throughout my Linux career. Right from RHCE, RHCVA and now RHCSS and definitely RHCA. Me joining the elite group of RHCSS would have been impossible if it wasn't for IPSR. Facilities are excellent. They make sure that you are well prepared; make it a point to give their best with their team of highly knowledgeable, professional and extremely cooperative instructors. Labs are opened during the weekends and public holidays helping students get additional practice. For Red Hat Training IPSR is the best. Anytime I would recommend IPSR."

Ipsr wishes Mr Sajin Vachery a Successful career.

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Ipsrian success mantra continues


Mr. Samer Ali the seeker of RHCSS has strengthened his credential by successfully clearing EX 429 SE Linux Policy Administration Expertise Exam. To add sugar to the cake it is worthy to note that he made it possible in just a week class at ipsr international centre. The strong passion, dedication to work and ipsrian support has no alternative other than a huge success. Mr. Samer Ali has a sound experience of 7 years in the IT industry. Currently he is serving as a Senior System Engineer at Saudi Net Internet Centre, Saudi Arabia. Though there were some policy issues in the company to pursue training at south Asian region. Mr. Samer Ali has placed his confidence in IPSR. His sincerity and ipsrian training could underline the fact that ipsr is the right choice

Here is Mr. Samer Ali sharing his experience at ipsr

“This is my first time to India just to do my higher certifications. Among my choices I choose IPSR and I felt that I can achieve my dream. I was a bit tensed but still I got support and encouragement, and now I thank all those who supported me especially Mr. Mojan.
And now I have much confidence for my next papers and exams, and I am sure that I will become an RHCSS

Currently he is enjoying his classes in the 37th batch of (EX 423 Enterprise Directory Services and Authentication) at ipsr international centre with 3 other technocrats from various locations of India.

Ipsrian team wish the entire batch a wonderful training ahead.

At the heights of RHCSS


Cheers broke out as 25th Oct 2012, marked a great day for the ipsrian team. Mr. Aneesh P.V. Senior Manager, ipsr technical Service and Mr. Sanju Raj Senior Technical Consultant, ipsr solutions ltd, was crowned as RHCSS a prestigious higher end certification in Redhat Security. This is not something that comes in an ease to any corporate entity. More so when the global scenario of the higher end certification in Red hat linux is a rear happening. This triumphant performance of ipsrian faculty has made the team to put on record an aggressive growth in professional standards of the training team.

The signs of potential ipsrian team procuring higher end certification have opened new and unchartered territory in dissemination of quality training in IT. The trigger for this achievement is the passion build up in the team to excel the best in the industry.


Mr. Aneesh P.V, Senior Manager, ipsr technical Services versatile genius has to his credit a big list of international certification which includes CCNA, MCSE, MCT, RHCE, RHCVA and CCIEQ. And now the honour of RHCSS is newly added to his crown.





Mr. Sanju Raj Senior Technical consultant, ipsr solutions ltd, is a vibrant man who lives in linux in every breath. This new achievement RHCSS has put him one more step ahead in his onward quest to claim the title of RHCA.

The entire crew of ipsr salutes these men on their triumphant win.

Friday, November 25, 2011

Words Over Flown...... With Delight of Accomplishment

It would be a hard task to reserve the compliments of anyone who is associated with IPSR. It has been remarked by our students that when heart is overflowing with joy and delight of the fruitful association and experience they had with IPSR...... it is hard to resist words. IPSR values each and every word of the beneficiaries as the catalyst for consistency of purpose than an ornamental disposition.

Here are few of our beneficiaries.... about IPSR

Mr. Bimal Roy Mehta, Director of an educational center (Trail Blazers), Kolkata
I must say it was extremely rewarding experience to do the Red Hat course at IPSR International Centre, Kochi. The course was covered with meticulous detail and maximum content was detailed in minimum time. I was particularly impressed by the very thorough approach of my instructor Mr.Mojan. Needless to say I would like to come again to do more Red Hat modules at IPSR. Everyone here, the administration staff and faculty have been warm friendly and so co-operative


Jithin.V. Alex, B.Tech Pathanamthitta
I am really satisfied with the RHCSS course and how sir taught us. It also helped me to understand where I stand in Linux knowledge. I am really thankful.

Sreejesh Kumar, BE Trivandrum
I am really satisfied to choose IPSR for RHCSS course and teaching is good way. It also helped me to gain great knowledge in Linux. Thanks to IPSR. It is really very good experience.


Muhammed Sameer.S, Diploma Trivandrum
I am really satisfied for RHCSS class. I also confirmed next future is Linux, really Mojan sir helped me to increase my knowledge in Redhat. Thanks for IPSR


Mithun Mohan, B.Tech Trivandrum
I am extreamly happy with the RHCSS class taken by Mojan sir at IPSR Ernakulam. Actually it helped me a lot to increase my Linux knowledge. Special thanks to IPSR and Mojan sir.


Gopu Krishnan, B.Tech Kollam
I am totally satisfied with the knowledge of the faculties available here. I think they help into build a basic knowledge in Linux then only we can go through. Anyway best wishes to IPSR team


Friday, October 7, 2011

IPSR…the most secure platform for RHCSS training

It is an accepted fact that there is no alternate choice other than ipsr for a successful training in RHCSS. There is no trace of amplification in this claim, for the facts and figures of our success story bears ample testimony for the foresaid facts.

It is with deep sense of satisfaction and accomplishment IPSR announces that on completion of 33rd RHCSS batch. IPSR got 2 more RHCSS thus registering a tally of 44 RHCSS which is a record breaking achievement in the global scenario. More over considering the performance in individual RHCSS modules, the figures of certified professionals hit 192 which is an awesome figure ever claimed.

IPSR congratulate the newly certified RHCSS professionals Sharath Mohan and Arun Mohan for their prestigious achievement.

The zest and fervor of this achievement become divine when it is announced along with the most auspicious celebration of Vijayadasami.

Thursday, September 8, 2011

The gaiety of the festival blended with serenity of learning at 33rd RHCSS batch

When the global figures of RHCSS qualified persons has not exceeded a 3 digit number, the 33rd batch of RHCSS will sound as a myth in the IT world….but it has turned to be a reality at ipsr international centre.

This moment has become more memorable when these IT professionals are from various location of India joining their hands for learning and celebration. IPSR extends a cordial welcome to these IT aspirants

  1. Rajabali Shabbir Wishiwala, working as System Engineer in Kuwait. He is a native of Pune. He is very much impressed with the class and happy to be here. 
  2. Venkateswaralu Vaddineni, working as system administrator. He is from Andhra Pradesh but stays in Hyderabad. 
  3. Jyothi Ranjan Nanda from Puri who is doing his second course from IPSR. He had earlier completed RHCVA from IPSR. 
  4. Sarath. K. S, Thodupuzha, Kerala
  5. Sarath Raju Issac, Kottayam, Kerala
  6. Appu Joseph Xavier, Kottayam, Kerala
We wish them great time ahead.
And wish you all a very happy & prosperous Onam.



Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Ecstasy of 42nd RHCSS from IPSR unveiled


If not weighed as a boastful pride, IPSR puts on record the 42nd RHCSS Mr. Antony Pradeep from IPSR’s platform. This is an amazing achievement from the global scenario as there is hardly any centre around the world who could claim a two digit number of pass outs for RHCSS.

Mr Antony Pradeep is a native of Tamil Nadu, serving Vahni Solutions at Banglore as a Linux engineer. He joined IPSR on 4th April 2011 and completed the training in a short span of 14 days. He cleared all the 3 modules with outstanding scores.
  • EX 423 on 27/04/2011
  • EX 429 on 03/05/2011
  • EX 333 on 11/06/2011

Mr. Antony had remarked that he was very happy with the quality of training from IPSR and has expressed his gratitude to the entire Linux division.

IPSR congratulates him on his big win and wish him all the best.

 

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Get Certified from IPSR; Get Placed in Kerala

Every student who comes to us for certification training has just one dream - professional success. As the hat trick winner of Red Hat Asia Pacific International Award for the best training partner, we know this better than anyone.

Kerala is an IT hub, with 2 IT Parks - Technopark, Thiruvananthapuram and Infopark, Kochi. This means that there are lots of opportunities for qualified professionals in Kerala. We regularly conduct recruitment drives for various companies within and outside the IT parks and have placed many students. Many of our students have also been recruited directly by various companies.

We have seen various instances where students from outside Kerala have come to us for training and got themselves placed in various companies in Kerala. We feel that the difference we make is in the professional orientation that we provide in our training. Listen to Rajesh Gupta, B.Tech graduate from Indore, who got placed in Poornam Infovision, Kochi.

“It was a great experience in attending RHCSS course from IPSR. I thank the entire faculty team for their dedication.  The classes are perfect for IT profession in every aspect. I was very impressed with the faculty team that train students for the actual requirements of current IT scenario. The way faculty handled my doubt is really appreciable."

Pratik Deenbandhu, from Madhya Pradesh, also placed in Poornam Infovision, Kochi, has similar words to say:

"After entering in Linux field to explore more in, I came to IPSR from Madhya Pradesh. I enhanced my skills and become sounder through the guidance by the faculty at IPSR. My trainer arranged training sessions to go well with the essence of what I wanted to study. I would like to appreciate the level of professionalism at IPSR."

Vinod Kumar from Madurai, Tamil Nadu has also been placed in Poornam Infovision, while he had just finished one module of RHCSS with us. He is pursuing other modules to complete his certification.

Even people from non-IT backgrounds have found success after certifications. Chetan Singh from Rewa, MP, is a BA graduate, who certified as RHCSS through IPSR. He is now working at Admin-Ahead Server Technologies, Kochi.

In the present global scenario, much of the server and IT infrastructure administration jobs are being outsourced to India and Keralai, with its IT infrastructure advantages and availability of professionals is a clear winner. There are many firms based in Kerala, registered with the IT parks and operating independently. Various companies from abroad are also setting up their operating facilities within Kerala, so as to tap the talent pool. To name a few, Poornam Infovision, Vanilla Networks, Admin Ahead, Syntrio, RMESI, Hash Root Technologies, Armia Systems etc are some of the companies who regularly recruit through IPSR Career Centre

IPSR has various specially tailored training packages that train the students to attain their certifications and at the same time equip them to face professional challenges. Our boot camps are highly suitable for professionals who wants rapid track, industry standard training that would help them scale career heights. We had started IPSR Career Centre to get our students placed . We also offer placement orientation sessions to our students to help with presentation skills, soft skills and technical knowledge. Moreover, we also maintain an exclusive section in the Career Centre, for Linux Jobs (RHCE, RHCSS Vacancies).

If you really care about your career, come to IPSR. We can provide you quality education and make you employable.
 

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

32nd RHCSS Batch on full track

IPSR has become a secure platform for Red Hat security specialist certifications. The 32nd RHCSS batch is successfully progressing with a global community at IPSR international centre KOCHI NORTH. This RHCSS batch has professionals from various locations of India. Jyothi Ranjan Nanda from Bhuvaneswar, Jobin Samuel from Bangalore, Manosh from Pondicherry are among the current RHCSS batch. It is noteworthy that Jyothi Ranjan Nanda and Manosh being the ex-students of IPSR have put on record about high standards of training they enjoyed from IPSR.

We wish all participants a very comfortable and informative RHCSS session as always we do.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

41st RHCSS from IPSR

The EX 333 exam (Red Hat Enterprise Security: Network Services Expertise Exam) conducted at IPSR Edappally on 10th May 2011, helped up produce the 41st RHCSS from IPSR. RHS333 (Enterprise Network Services Security) is a module that is common for both RHCA and RHCSS.

Mr.Kurian Mathew Thayil, from Kochi is the new Red Hat Security Specialist from IPSR. He was previously working with Spectrum Softech Solutions, Kochi and left the to prepare for RHCSS. Before taking up RHCSS, he had also upgraded his RHCE certification at IPSR, from RHEL 4 to 5 and then RHEL 5 to 6. He is a studious person and had passed all these exams in the first attempt itself.

Listen to what he says about his experience at IPSR:
"Training at IPSR was a very good experience. The instructor, handled the course in a very professional manner and was so helpful in our lab sessions. RHCSS wouldn't have been possible if there was no support like this. Thank you IPSR and keep up the good work."

With the new confidence instilled by the RHCSS certificaton, Mr. Kurian Mathew now plans to relocate from Kerala and even try to find a job outside India. We sincerely wish that his dreams come true.


Mr. Rajesh Gupta from Madhya Pradesh also passed in this EX 333 exam, nearing him one more step closer his RHCSS certification.

We congratulate and wish all success to them both.
 

Results: EX 429 on 3rd May 2011

Another EX 429 exam (SE Linux Policy Administration Expertise Exam) was conducted on 3rd May 2011 at the International Centre, Edappally, Kochi. RHS429 is an essential module for getting certified RHCSS. Two of our students -Antony Pradeep S and Nikhil Prakash Shinde- cleared this EX 429 exam.

Antony Pradeep S is from Dinduigal, Tamil Nadu and is working as Linux Engineer at Vahni Solutions, Bangalore.

Nikhil Prakash Shinde from Pune, Maharashtra is working as Web Developer, Ecirex Solutions.

        
Antony Pradeep SNikhil Prakash Shinde

Congratulations to both Antony and Nikhil!!
 

Saturday, April 30, 2011

Results: EX423 on 27th April 2011

Antony Pradeep
Paving road to more RHCSS certifications, another EX423 (Directory Services and Authentication) Exam was conducted at IPSR Edappally branch.

Four of our students came out with flying colours, with Mr. Antony Pradeep scoring a 100% score. Antony is a native of Chennai, presently working as Linux Engineer at Vahni Solutions, Bangalore.

Arun Mohan

Bharat Vishwakarma, a BCA graduate from Madhyapradesh, Kurian Mathew Thayil and Arun Mohan also cleared EX423, placing them closer to their RHCSS certifications. Mr. Kurian and Mr. Arun are both from Kerala and are also previous students of IPSR.

We wish them all, the very best in their careers.
 

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

40th RHCSS & 5th RHCDS from IPSR

We knew this is coming, but that does not lessen the delight. It happened on 30th March, 2011, two days before Team India lifted the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011.

IPSR Edappally hosted another EX423 (Directory Services and Authentication) Exam and 3 of our students passed, with Mr. Mohsin Hakkim A.A securing a 100% result. Mr. Mohsin is the System Admin Manager at Keltron, Cochin and was a student in our 25th RHS 429 Batch & 28th RHS 333 batch.

40th RHCSS

Rithesh Kumar, RHCSS
With this very exam, IPSR also produced the much awaited 40th RHCSS, in the form of Mr. Ritesh Kumar from New Delhi. He is the Asst. Director (Systems) at Petroleum Federation of India, New Delhi. He had initially joined IPSR, Trivandrum, for his RHCVA certification and completed the same successfully. Satisfied with the success, he joined the RHCSS batch at IPSR, Kochi North and completed the RHS333 (Enterprise Network Services Security), RHS429 (SELinux Policy Administration) and RH423  (Enterprise Directory Services and Authentication) modules.

5th RHCDS

A. V Radhakrishnan, RHCDS
Another milestone that we passed with this EX423 exam was the 5th RHCDS from IPSR. It was a while, since we had our 4th RHCDS and Mr. A. V Radhakrishnan from Palakkad had made us proud. He is an Ex. Service Man, with 20 years of experience with Indian Air Force. He was the Senior In Charge of Net & IT, while he was releaved from duties. He completed the EX401 (Deployment, Virtualization, and Systems Management), EX436 (Clustering and Storage Management) and now the EX423 (Directory Services and Authentication) exams to be our 5th Red Hat Certified Datacenter Specialist.

We wish the very best for Mr. Mohsin, Mr. Ritesh Kumar and Mr. Radhakrishnan, in their careers.

And Team India... You made the whole nation proud. Congratulations and Thank You...!!!
 

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

31st RHCSS Batch Commencing

IPSR Kochi North (Edappally) shall be hosting the 31st RHCSS batch, from 4th April 2011. The batch commences with RH 423, followed by RHS 429 and RHS 333 modules. Each module shall be followed by the certification exams EX 423, EX 429 and EX 333. Details are available on the RHCSS Course Schedule page.

This batch has students from various parts of 'Incredible India'. From Pune, Maharashtra, which is also called Punya-Nagari, and has close relationship to Chhatrapati Shivaji, Nikhil Shinde and Amol Arun Mustare are participating. Amol Arun Mustare was previously a System Engineer at 3i infotech, Pune and was a student in our second RHCE 6 Boot Camp.

Jyothi Ranjan Nanda is from Bhubaneswar, a Temple City of India and the capital city of Odisha (Orissa). Mr. Nanda has been doing RHCVA at our Trivandrum Branch and was also student in our second RHCE 6 Boot Camp.

Antony Pradeep is coming down from Bengaluru (Banglore, Karnataka) the Garden City and Silicon Valley of India. Vinay Mishra is from Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh), one of the oldest industrial township in India.

We wish the very best to all participants and keenly await our 40th Red Hat Security Specialist.

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Testimonials from our recent Red Hat Security Specialists

The last week saw IPSR producing 3 more Security Specialists certified by Red Hat. We were happy to see them achieve the crowns and they were also really happy to be at IPSR.

Chetan Singh, our 37th RHCSS, is from Rewa, Mdadhya Pradesh and he is just doing his B Com graduation through correspondence. This is no small feat, because even professionals look at Red Hat Certifications with some scare, since it is a practice based exam in the presence of an examiner. But IPSR has even produced the youngest RHCSS in the world and we have always known that genuine Linux enthusiasts, come out the victors.

Chetan is ecstatic but short in his words:
It is really India's No.1 institute. I am very happy to complete my RHCSS.

Renjith Raju, our 38th RHCSS, is a native of Kottarakkara in Kerala. He is an electronics diploma holder. He is very thankful to IPSR and lauds the training.
It was a very good traning experience from IPSR; lab infrastructure is truly excellent; and faculties are helped a lot for the training sessions. They are very co-operative. It was my pleasure to study @ IPSR. Mymy heartful thanks to all my friends and Benila madam also...

Himesh Madhusoodanan, our 39th RHCSS, is a native of Trivandrum, Kerala. He was working in Spectrum Softech Solutions, Cochin and had resigned his job with higher certification plans. He also does not mince his words, while commenting about IPSR.
The training for RHCSS has been splendid, the faculty very cooperative. The state of the art lab best suited for red hat status, has all helped me to achieve the mile stone of RHCSS. All Thanks to team IPSR, keep up the good work.
Dear friends, thanks for your words. You inspire us to outperform ourselves.

EX429 - RHCSS Results: 11th March 2011

We are elated with the results of the recent EX429 exam (SE Linux Policy Administration Expertise Exam) held on 11th March 2011 at our Kochi North branch at Edappally. 3 students from our 25th batch of RHS 429 and one student from a previous batch came out with flying colours.

Mr.Himesh Madhusudhanan made a 100% score to become the 39th RHCSS from IPSR.

Mr. Kurian Mathew Thayil also made a 100% score. Mr. Ritesh Kumar (Asst. Director -Systems, Petroleum Federation of India, Delhi) and Roshith L S (Desktop Support Engineer, Focus MT India Pvt ltd, Bangalore) also cleared EX429 with high scores. This also makes our RHCSS module-wise passes to 170.

Congratulations to all those cleared the exam and we await the 40th RHCSS.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

EX333 - RHCSS Results: 8th March 2011

We are excited to announce that IPSR has produced two more RHCSS, with the EX333  exam (Security: Network Services Exam) held on 8th March 2011 at IPSR, Edappally.

Chetan Singh from Madhya Pradesh and Renjith Raju from Kerala completed all three of their Security Specialist modules, to claim the coveted RHCSS certification.

This raises the RHCSS count from IPSR to 38. We have 166 module passes relevant for RHCSS and we expect more certifications soon.

On 8th March 2011, Himesh Madhusudhanan and Ritesh Kumar also cleared the EX333  exam.

We congratulate each of them and wish all the very best for their careers.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Always happy to see old friends coming back


Mr. George Mathai, a resident of Kochi has rejoined IPSR for RHCSS Certification. He has completed RHS333 (Red Hat Enterprise Security: Network Services) module in the 28th RHS 333 batch, which finished on 4th February 2011 at IPSR Edappally.

Mr. George is an alumnus of IPSR and had previously completed his RHCE in IPSR. He was earlier working as a System Administrator in IBM and presently he is a freelancer, catering to select clients.

He is planning to attend the exams during the coming week and IPSR whole heartedly wishes him all the best.