Recommended Linux Certification

[hitmen]

This is a general question but I have learnt a bit about linux such as mkdir, fdisk, fsck, umount, mount commands by reading.

My noob question is what I should do next? I do know the basics but umm... I still dunno how to use the tools.

What is your recommende Linux Certification for using bt4? LP1, LP2?

[scottm99]

Sounds like CompTIA Linux+ would fit your needs. I don't hold this one personally, but have done some reading up on it. According to CompTIA, "it validates the knowledge needed by a junior Linux systems administrator".

I passed the Security+ a couple years ago, and if the Linux+ is anything like that, be prepared to do some serious study & memorization

[Archangel-Amael]

This is a general question but I have learnt a bit about linux such as mkdir, fdisk, fsck, umount, mount commands by reading.

My noob question is what I should do next? I do know the basics but umm... I still dunno how to use the tools.

What is your recommende Linux Certification for using bt4? LP1, LP2?

There are not certifications for using Back Track in and of itself. There are certs that use BT as the base OS they are found here
http://www.offensive-security.com/
Other linux certs are out of the range of this forum.