RHCSA EX200 V9 exam help
Posted by mutedsomething@reddit | linuxadmin | View on Reddit | 22 comments
I am going to attend the exam next Thursday, any tips or playlists, dumps to follow for the RHEL 9 Version?
Does it different from version 8?
Feeling-Average4024@reddit
I took the RHCSA EX200 (RHEL 9) recently , it’s mostly like version 8 but adds more on podman and system roles. I used p2pcerts study material with the official Red Hat exam guide, which helped me cover the new RHEL 9 topics and manage time effectively.
wafahey@reddit
Just passed the RHCSA (EX200) exam and let me tell you it’s not the kind of test you can fake your way through I used Pro as a guide to see how real world tasks might show up under pressure But the real breakthrough came when I stopped trying to memorize and started doing creating user setting up logical volumes fixing broken services over and over until it felt like second nature The exam feels like someone handed you the keys to a live server and said Show me you know what you're doing No multiple choice no guessing just you the terminal and your skills If you're prepping focus on repetition, not perfection The muscle memory is what saves you when the clock’s ticking.
jimmybro-74@reddit
Cleared EX200 ChatGPT + official tests were helpful, but dumpschool practice questions gave me the extra edge for exam-style prep.
Alert-Habit-58@reddit
I passed RHCSA EX200 v9 last week , p2pcerts practice questions really helped me nail the updated podman and systemd topics
glowing73@reddit
If I am being entirely honest, a lot of premium dump out there are just recycled junk. I have tested a few that claimed to be updated, only to find they were years old. What actually worked for me was Cert They keep their questions updated and the ex200 set I used actually matched the real exam pretty closely. The explanations that came with the answers helped me the most, though since I was able to get a clear reason of why the correct answer was right, reinforcing my understanding at the same time.
rhcsaguru@reddit
Preparing for the RHCSA can indeed feel overwhelming! We’ve seen many users successfully utilizing a combination of Sander Von Vugt's resources and practice exams — his materials are often highly recommended.
In addition to reviewing his guide, practicing sample exams and working through actual lab setups can solidify your knowledge.
Regardless of how much you feel confident with the material, hands-on practice is crucial for this practical exam. A good tip is to complete at least 20 sample tasks under timed conditions to get used to the exam environment.
On that note, how are you hoping to build your lab environment? Have you already started setting up some scenarios to practice? This can be good place to start: https://github.com/aggressiveHiker/rhcsa9
mutedsomething@reddit (OP)
I PASSED IT.
Humble_Shards@reddit
Congratulations..
HackinDoge@reddit
I would acquire Sander Von Vugt’s EX200 guide and hammer out each section’s quizzes as well as the included practice exams. This helped me pass on my second try, after I didn’t on my first try.
VikasRex@reddit
Where do I get that from ?
HackinDoge@reddit
You can rent it at your local library (check if yours has online copies rentable!) or order it on Amazon!
VikasRex@reddit
Ok, is it book ? I thought it’s a video course.
HackinDoge@reddit
Sander’s EX294 course was video only. EX200… for sure was book, not sure about video too for the RHCSA 9 version of the exam.
Yupsec@reddit
Von Vugt's practice exams are the best out there. Can't recommend them enough.
rhcsaguru@reddit
As you already know, RHCSA is a hands-on, practical exam so ensure you have done sufficient practice. Also familiarize yourself with the exam setup and how to navigate it.
Do at least 20 questions/tasks from previous exams to ensure you are able to understand and attempt those (under the pressure of ticking clock). ;)
Also, do remember to try password Reset on RHEL9 if you haven't already.
Not to toot our own horn but do check our platform if you think you need more hands-on practice before exam. :)
tiny_smile_bot@reddit
:)
mutedsomething@reddit (OP)
Any one knows if vdo is part of the exam?
SaxonRefrigerant@reddit
Its not part anymore for V9
mutedsomething@reddit (OP)
Thanks. What about the Containers objective?
SaxonRefrigerant@reddit
That's part of it and its important to know. I think it was mainly vdo that was dropped from v8 to V9 but I might be wrong, it's been some time for me.
mdins1980@reddit
I have found that Asghar Ghori's practice exams are excellent. But I don't think he posts those online, you have to buy his RHCSA study guide.
xoxoxxy@reddit
You can practice the exam model questions, lots of playlists /tutorials available on YouTube. The questions are same