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I have got it working now. Thank you @dchurch for the help.

The GUI was not able to call the python using the symlink although it worked in the CLi. I have provided the complete path for Python on the command and its working now.

Hi @dchurch, Thank you , I have tried this previously as well. The check works fine both with python 2.7.x and python 3.6.x in Nagios CLi. I have tried with root user and nagios user both returns output - No issues. But when we use the Run Check or we configure the check from Nagios GUI it fails. Ca...

I tried a chmod/chown on the file to confirm. The file was having the correct permissions anyways.
No luck . Still has the same error.
Also verified the Syntax for the .py and it says Syntax is ok .

Hi All, Thanks for your suggestions. I have tried to amend the check and getting error in output. I am using the exact same command which works via CLi. Screenshots below : RunCheck1.PNG If you look at the RunCheck screenshot, It does nothing. I was expecting to see the output on the Runcheck window...

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Managed to identify the Arguments and running them in CLi works with root account but not with Nagios user. So they do not work via GUI also
Current Permissions attached below :

Hi All, I am trying to setup monitoring for Dell EMC PowerEdge Servers and is using the Dell EMC Plugin. Downloaded from : https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Hardware/Server-Hardware/Dell/Dell-EMC-OpenManage-Plug-2Din-for-Nagios-XI/details I have managed to install the plugin. Had to inst...

mbellerue wrote:Rather than sec=ntlm, try sec=ntlmv2, or just omitting the sec option and let CIFS try to figure it out.

We have tried that already. Tried various options. Looks like the CentOS 6.X might not support SMB Version 2 or above. Not sure.

We have removed the mount earlier before trying to re mount it.
Just tried the Syntax mentioned by including the password but it throws the same error.

Command I am using : mount --verbos -t cifs //server/share/ /mountname --verbose -o vers=2.1,username=username,domain=domainname,sec=ntlm Displays : final mount options: 'ver=2.1,username=username,domain=domain,sec=ntlm' Prompts for the password : Enters the password Output: mount.cifs kernel mount ...

When I try to mount the drive using Vers=2.1 or above as an option. It gives an output that the there is an I/O error.
The verbose message shows that it by default uses ver=1 in the option.

cifs-utils - cifs-utils-4.8.1-20.el6.x86_64. Thats the latest one available for Centos 6.8 I believe.