in reply to telnet from host to remote host

It is possible that the connection created by the "telnet 100.0.2.1" command is not echoing sent characters.

You may need to send ^E to toggle echo.

The best bet is to debug the traffic: ($telnet->dump_log($filename)).

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Re^2: telnet from host to remote host
by abdullahcaldir (Initiate) on Sep 01, 2016 at 06:21 UTC

    I have changed it by typing double quotes "telnet 100.0.2.1" still same.

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      • Have you tried sending ^E (Control E) as suggested in my previous post ?
      • Did you get a debug log file as suggested in my previous post ?

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        I tried to send ^E it did not work. Also I have tried $telnet->dump_log($filename) it was so different 0x0000 that kind of things

        Do you have other any idea ?
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