Hi i was trying the suggestion you gave me and i have some problems or nubs questions ... here is what i have 

use Net::Telnet::Cisco;

for ($i = 4; $i <= 10; $i++){
$device = "172.16.$i.251";

my $pe = $i;

my %users = ("6" =>"none", );
my %pwds = ("6" =>"thispass", );

my $curpwd = "admin";
if (defined $pwds{$i}) {
  $curpwd = $pwds{$i};
}
if ($users{$i} eq "none") {
  $session->login(Password => $curpwd);
} else {
  $session->login(Name => 'admin', Password => $curpwd, Input_log => "
+perllogrouter/router$i.log",);
}
   
 $session->cmd ("sh running-config | redirect ftp://172.25.1.101/proba
+$pe.txt");
   
  $session->close;
  }

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and this is the error i get when i try to run this

C:\Users\mydesktop\Desktop\Perl>perl telnet.pl

Name "main::device" used only once: possible typo at telnet.pl line 5.

Use of uninitialized value within %users in string eq at telnet.pl line 16.

Can't call method "login" on an undefined value at telnet.pl line 19.

C:\Users\mydesktop\Desktop\Perl>

Any suggestion about this because im still learning the perl and some of the errors that i get im not quite sure what are telling me

In reply to Re^2: Telnet Cisco routers by IvanAK
in thread Telnet Cisco routers by IvanAK

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