100% pass on CL210 Red Hat Open Stack Administration Exam

Congratulations, yet again for a cracking 100% Pass rate by the participants who took the EX210 Exam on 09 Dec 2016 at IPSR International Center Cochin. Hats off to the training faculty team for their continuous efforts.

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Red Hat Certification Exam Results

LET'S CONGRATULATE OUR DEAR STUDENTS FOR SUCCESSFULLY ATTAINING REDHAT CERTIFICATION

Red Hat Certification Exam Results

LETS CONGRATULATE OUR DEAR STUDENTS FOR SUCCESSFULLY ATTAINING REDHAT CERTIFICATION

Red Hat Certification Exam Results

LETS CONGRATULATE OUR DEAR STUDENTS FOR SUCCESSFULLY ATTAINING REDHAT CERTIFICATION

Red Hat Certification Exam Results

LETS CONGRATULATE OUR DEAR STUDENTS FOR SUCCESSFULLY ATTAINING REDHAT CERTIFICATION.

Red Hat Certification Exam Results

LETS CONGRATULATE OUR DEAR STUDENTS FOR SUCCESSFULLY ATTAINING REDHAT CERTIFICATION.

Red Hat Certification Exam Results

Lets Congratulate Our Dear Students for successfully attaining RedHat Certification.

10 commandments of RHEL 7

And that RedHat breathed new life to the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Operating system there by giving birth to enthralling RHEL 7 which transcends the boundaries of an OS with vessels for containerized applications. Hence RHEL 7 is no longer just a simple OS but an abstracted component in the larger RedHat ecosystem. For a flawless understanding of the significant features of RHEL 7 it would be better to go through the following 10 Red commandments 

• RHEL 7 offers an increased support for hosting Virtualized Windows server Edition than RHEL 6 and with an updated SAMBA 4, RHEL 7 is almost a member of Microsoft network 

• RHEL 7 has the responsibility of an OS subscription model which is tuned for a stable business deployment. It prevents instance of being out of support or highly re configured.

• RHEL 7 is a huge pile of code, running 4.3GB in the DVD ISO 

• Red Hat’s support of Linux containers (LXC) which helps the users to deploy Type-2, OS-based virtualization, rather than Type-1 bare metal hypervisors. LXC allows the container to be both lightweight and highly isolating.

• RHEL 7 support project atomic which allows moving a workload from one OS to another as transparent to workload. This becomes the job of relationship stack components especially open stack. Thus once an app tests successfully as an isolatable container instance, it can become a package, much as software appliances are found and deployed.

• RHEL 7 now uses the xfs file system instead of ext4 by default. This means that RHEL can handle extremely large file systems, as much as 8 exbabyte.

• RHEL 7 offers a tighter link to Active Directory. Hence those looking for a cross platform compatibility with Windows active directory receive new Kerberos support that allow them to do this.

• RHEL 7 is easier to install and deploy: The RHEL 7 kernel update to 3.20 is similar to Canonical’s implementation. In terms of distribution RHEL7 slightly easier to deploy on bare metal, and about the same on VMware, Hyper-V, and Citrix XenServer. 

• RHEL 7 is built for business environment at the installation time one should choose from several type of base environment like minimal, infrastructure server, file and print server, basic web server, virtualization host etc.

• RHEL 7 in peppy in terms of performance Gnome is very dynamic. And optimization of varying roles could be well documented. RedHat can increase output through a new feature of network port teaming. 

To know more on containerization in RHEL 7 

Sanjay P….Crowned on the throne of CISCO

This is a royal accomplishment …. Mr Sanjay P, Senior technical consultant, IPSR CISCO division had set a resolution to conquer the heights of CCIE (Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert), the most prestigious certification in the IT industry’s during the IPSR Annual Meet 2010 and actualized it well ahead of the forthcoming Annual Meet 2011. This feat is merely gorgeous as the words overflow is from the vision which bloomed out of passion, not position.

Mr Sanjay P has once again proved that there is no place for procrastination in IPSR's work culture and set a jewel in the crown of CISCO division. It is with legitimate pride IPSR proclaims that two of the senior consultants of IPSR CISCO division is CCIE certified and IPSR is successful in generating 8 CCIEs in a short span of 2 years.

The entire team of IPSR registers a ROYAL…..SALUTE to the newly crowned CCIE.

IPSR Records Another Dazzling Triumph in RHCVA Exams

"Seek and you shall find" is the word of the Lord. But at IPSR you needn’t seek for success.... here successes do seek for you. As you submit to the ways and means of IPSR, successes keeps hunting you and never are you haunted with failure.

In the annals of achievements of IPSR, big win in Red Hat Certifications are many... Dazzle of 100% score for 40% of the students who appeared for RHCVA examination which is a higher end Linux vritualization certification exam by Red Hat is praise worthy. This is a big success in RHCVA exams ever registered globally.

We congratulate the new RHCVA's....

• Abhilash. S. V, Kollam
• Sayyed Abdul Muksith, Linux/Backup Administrator
• Ananthakrishnan. V. R, System Engineer, Extramarks Education Pvt Ltd, Noida
• Sajin Vachery, Cochin
• Muthunambi Haran, Senior System Administrator, Trade India Pvt Ltd, Bangalore
• Venkateswaralu Vaddineni, System Administrator, Ventura scurities Ltd, Mumbai-Hyderabad, RHCSS student of IPSR
• Hijas Ahmed, Trivanrum
• Harikrishnan. R, Linux Faculty, IPSR, Kottayam
• Visakh. K. Sajeev, Kodungalloor

.... for their big win and wish them a great career ahead.

Abhilash. S V	Ananthakrishnan V R	Muthunambi Haran
Venkateswaralu Vaddineni	Visakh. K. Sajeev .

Ecstasy of 42nd RHCSS from IPSR unveiled

If not weighed as a boastful pride, IPSR puts on record the 42^nd 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 4^th 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.

 

It’s a fabulous… Red…..Hat Trick

Its neither a game of cricket nor football….. Mr. Ken from Africa defines a hat trick success in Red Hat certifications by getting certified as RHCSA, RHCE and RHCVA in just one week. This awesome performance in Red Hat certifications is not a matter of chance, when determination, smart work and proper training from IPSR coined together, nothing could yield other than success. Ken remarked that he came to India with a dream to become RHCE certified through IPSR International Center and he could scale even beyond his dreams and hoping for a second entry to conquer the apex of linux certifications.

Ken is so happy that he sent us a mail, showering lavish praises on everyone and everything that he came across at IPSR. Read his own words:

It has been a long haul but I am delighted indeed to have come to study at IPSR.

I guess one has to be very prepared for a boot camp. You need the right balance of physical, mental and psychological strength.

The training was intense but for the expertise of trainers like Sanju and Mojan the sailing was smooth. The faculty was expressive and cleared all doubts convincingly. None of this would have been possible without the excellent instructions from my Trainers.

Many thanks also to the ever efficient Nandini; who’s got incredible people’s skills. I drew a lot of strength from your warm personality during those murky moments.

Vishnu would usually come up to me and ask how I was doing and if everything was going well with a sense of maturity and care.

I guess apart from my lecture and hotel rooms, I spent more time with Anish than anyone else. A hearty thanks to you. I am grateful for coming to pick me up and sending me back. And also for taking me out for shopping, helping me find alternative accommodation and buying me recharge units to call family back home. Please take your meeting and interaction with foreign students seriously as you are accumulating invaluable experience many top management executives yearn to have. Also use this opportunity to build confidence and self esteem.

I felt like a complete stranger when I entered the lab in Kottayam. Hari helped me to settle in.

I am also grateful to Sreenath of the Kottayam office who came to pick me up from the hotel to school to practice a day before the exam. I cannot over emphasize how helpful those few hours contributed to this success story.

The only name in my mind, before coming was 'Benila'. I had no clue it was feminine until Nandini mentioned it as Benila Ma’am. After meeting and speaking with her, I understood why. She is an embodiment of ‘motherly professionalism’.

The least said about Sri (Dr.) Jacob Mendus, the better. Thank you so much for your prayer at Mass.

My meeting with Sujith, Director of IT Services was essential. The guy is simply on top of his game.

My coming to IPSR has been epic and I deeply appreciate everyone’s contribution to making this a huge success. I am humbled.

Thank you indeed.
Ken

IPSR extends a hearty congratulation for his amazing performance and wish an equal success for rest of the Red Hat certifications…
 

3 CCIEs in Two Weeks

It has been an ecstassic fortnight at the RouterDome. 3 members of IPSR family cleared the coveted CCIE certification (Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert).

Mr. Reneesh. A

During the first week of May 2011, our student Mr. Abdul khadar T M became the third CCIE from IPSR. This time Mr. Reneesh and Mr. Anurag have certified CCIE, raising the total count of IPSR CCIEs to 5.

Mr. Reneesh. A is the head of IPSR Cisco Division and has all these time been guiding the students to success. Now he has found some time for himself to get certified. Mr. Anurag was also a team member of our RouterDome and has been taking a break to prepare himself for this challenge.

We congratulate the new CCIEs and wish all success.
 

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 41^st 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 3^rd 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 S

Nikhil Prakash Shinde

Congratulations to both Antony and Nikhil!!
 

3rd CCIE from IPSR

Abdul khadar T M, CCIE

We are extremely happy to announce that IPSR, Calicut branch has produced the 3^rd CCIE from IPSR. IPSR is the only organisation in India, which offers CCIE and RHCA, which are the aprex certifications from CISCO and Red Hat respectively, under a single roof.

Our latest CCIE is Mr. Abdul khadar T M, who is a native of Ettumanoor near Kottayam, Kerala. He is a Diploma holder in Computer Hardware Maintainance and is presently working as Color Bank Engineer in Berger Paints India Ltd.

We congratulate Mr. Abdul Khadar and all members of RouterDome (the CISCO division at IPSR, Calicut) on this achievement and wish all success to him.

 

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.
 

40th RHCSS & 5th RHCDS from IPSR

We knew this is coming, but that does not lessen the delight. It happened on 30^th 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 25^th RHS 429 Batch & 28^th RHS 333 batch.

40^th RHCSS

Rithesh Kumar, RHCSS

With this very exam, IPSR also produced the much awaited 40^th 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.

5^th RHCDS

A. V Radhakrishnan, RHCDS

Another milestone that we passed with this EX423 exam was the 5^th 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...!!!
 

First RHCSA & RHCE 6 exams at IPSR

The very first RHCSA & RHCE 6 exams (EX 200 & RH 302) at IPSR were conducted at IPSR North (Edappally), on 28^th March 2011.
The results are not much different. It is again a 100% pass. Every candidate who appeared for the RHCSA and RHCE have passed with good scores.

The student community seems to be slightly hesitant over wetting their legs in the new RHEL 6 waters. But we have always been positive about the new changes and our faculty were trained in RHEL 6 during December 2010 itself. Some of faculty team members had also certified themselves as RHCE in RHEL 6.

Following are the students who were certified as RHCSA

1. Mahesh.S
2. Sreejith.G.Pillai
3. Anu Prem
4. Abdul Raheem Chalil
5. Kurian Mathew Thayil
6. Sreekumar.K.R
7. Jayamohan.G

Since pass in EX 200 (RHCSA) is not a must for appearing in RH 302 (RHCE), most of the above students appeared for RHCE and it again was a 100% pass. (But pass in RHCSA is a must for obtaining the RHCE certification. Please check out our RHEL6 FAQs)
Following students were certified as RHCE

1. Mahesh.S
2. Sreejith.G.Pillai
3. Anu Prem
4. Abdul Raheem Chalil
5. Kurian Mathew Thayil

We wish them all success in their careers.
 

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.