NetApp OnCommand System Manager is a grahical interface which helps us to manange netapp storage devices.
Here am explaining how to install the package on centos. I have searched on google to get this package for centos, but didn’t get any package. The packeage for ubuntu was availbale on google. So I have tried to convert the deb package to rpm and it was successful. I used Alien for converting the package to rpm from deb. I hope this will help someone to install NetApp OnCommand System Manager on centos.
1. Switch as root user
$ su su –
[sudo] password for user:
2. Install dependencies for Alien package
#yum -y install python rpm-build make m4 gcc-c++ autoconf automake redhat-rpm-config mod_dav_svn mod_ssl mod_wsgi
3. Install Alien package
#cd /usr/local/src/
#wget http://linux4you.in/alien-8.81-2.noarch.rpm
#rpm -UVH alien-8.81-2.noarch.rpm
4. Download deb package and convert it into rpm using alien
#wget http://linux4you.in/netapp-oncommand-sysmgr_2.0-1_all.deb
#alien -r netapp-oncommand-sysmgr_2.0-1_all.deb
5. You can see an rpm file on current folder and install package using rpm
#rpm -uvh netapp-oncommand-sysmgr-2.0-2.noarch.rpm
6. Do the following to complete the installation
#cd /opt/NetApp/oncommand_system_manager/2.0
#cp system_manager.desktop ~/Desktop
#cd /home/user/Desktop
#chmod +x system_manager.desktop
Now you can see an icon on user’s desktop and click on that to get the interface on browser.