Picked up a 7150-24p and got it updated and licensed using your guide! Thanks!
I also managed to get Brocade Network Advisor installed on linux (centos 7). Turns out that all the config files/scripts were written on a Windows system with DOS line endings, which linux does NOT like. Luckily there is a handy command to convert them.
Run install.bin, but when you reach the end, choose not to run the Configuration Wizard. Once that is done, install dos2unix from the standard repo (yum install dos2unix). Next, cd to /opt/Network_Advisor_IP14_2_12 and run "find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 dos2unix" which will search through the entire directory and convert all text files to the correct Unix format.
Once that completes, run "bin/configwizard" and follow the instructions to configure BNA!
If you want to run it as a server, you'll need to modify the firewall to allow access.
I also managed to get Brocade Network Advisor installed on linux (centos 7). Turns out that all the config files/scripts were written on a Windows system with DOS line endings, which linux does NOT like. Luckily there is a handy command to convert them.
Run install.bin, but when you reach the end, choose not to run the Configuration Wizard. Once that is done, install dos2unix from the standard repo (yum install dos2unix). Next, cd to /opt/Network_Advisor_IP14_2_12 and run "find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 dos2unix" which will search through the entire directory and convert all text files to the correct Unix format.
Once that completes, run "bin/configwizard" and follow the instructions to configure BNA!
If you want to run it as a server, you'll need to modify the firewall to allow access.