Here’s a new guide for CentOS/RHEL lovers.
OCS Inventory NG is a client/server program with a web based management end used to inventory computer equipment. This guide assumes version 1.01 and also has a section demonstrating importing the OCS data into GLPI.
http://www.maxsworld.org/index.php/how-tos/ocs-inventory-ng-on-centos
Enjoy. As usual, feel free to correct me or point out anything that needs added.
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