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yes, you may have just one camera, but it has to be external. No other camera is needed. What RH has to see is this
How to position an external webcam - https://learn.redhat.com/t5/Certification-Resources/How-to-position-an-external-camera-for-a-Red-Hat...
Hi,
you need to select rhexboot.iso . work laptops might have restrictions and hence there is an error. you can always reach to remote exam readiness support for quick assistance.
https://red.ht/remote-exam-chat
hello Good after noon
can you give me some explanation about the exam for example
1. where can I get the root password for node 1
2. what is the step to open the first question
3. English is not my first language and it my language is not an option even though I can read and understand so would you use figurative or screenshots to explain how to open node1 and node 2
thank you
Hello, I'm Benyamin, from Indonesia
I have problem with the live exam boot iso, the wayland/xorg seems not working on normal desktop PC that use Intel pentium G 3240 with iGPU, for unknown reason (I can't debug it, because the OS is locked, as it's for the exam purpose, I know).
I just want to let know, that it's not working. I do have another PC/Laptop for remote exam, and it show the XORG/Wayland...
Maybe in the future, the team can support the Pentium G series.
regards,
Ben
This is the place to go and ask
https://rhtapps.redhat.com/comments
I am wondering how can i rebind vim "ctrl-w" to alternate multiple panes. i ve lost a lot of time due to the fact i couldnt use multiple panes during the exam, since "ctrl-w" doesn't work.
I am not a vim expert, so i wondering how to do it,, without screwing with the other shortcut.
As an avid ^W user (for closing browser tabs) I don't think there's an easy way to avoid this in the exam environment.
For editing files, I've trained myself to use a graphical editor (like gedit) as a kind of clipboard, and use Ctrl+Shift+C to copy, Ctrl+Shift+V to paste. That works well for gedit, the terminal/vim/others and anything that needs to be copied verbatim from the exam (if anything).
HTH
Fran
Hello...
I would like to confirm , if uplod and download speed of around 60 Mbps is sufficient enough when I connect via LAN to the router.
Thanks
Thanks.
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