Hi, When I try to run the following script I get this: Can't locate object method "New" via package "Net::SSH" at 
use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::SSH();

my $Host = "ip1.ip2.ip2.ip4";
my $Port = "1234";
my $passwd = "psw";
my $username = "user";




my $t = New Net::SSH(Timeout => 30);


$t->open(Host => $Host,Port => $Port);

$t->errmode("return");

$t->waitfor('/:/');

$t->print($username);

$t->waitfor('/:/');
$t->print($passwd);

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If I use this script: 
use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::SSH::Perl();

my $Host = "ip1.ip2.ip2.ip4";
my $Port = "1234";
my $passwd = "psw";
my $username = "user";




my $t = New Net::SSH::Perl(Timeout => 30);


$t->open(Host => $Host,Port => $Port);

$t->errmode("return");

$t->waitfor('/:/');

$t->print($username);

$t->waitfor('/:/');
$t->print($passwd);

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I receive the following error: 
C:\>perl SSH3.pl
Can't locate Net/SSH/Perl.pm in @INC (@INC contains: C:/Perl64/site/li
+b C:/Perl64/lib .) at SSH3.pl line 4.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at SSH3.pl line 4.

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Any suggestion? Many thanks in advance... Andrea

In reply to Can't locate object method "New" via package "Net::SSH" at by eandalu

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