Hi, tnx McA i get it now ... i have put the eval in wrong place. Here is what iv done 

eval { my $session = Net::Telnet::Cisco->new(Host => "$device",
        Input_log => "perllogrouter/router$i.log",
        );
    
        $session->login(Password => $curpwd);
        if ($session->enable("$curpwd"))
        {
            
            
    # Execute a command
    @output = $session->cmd ('show running-config | section hostname')
+;
    print "@output\n";
    print " ======================================================\n";
            
    }    
    $session->close;
    }; if ($@) {print "Error: $@\n"}

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before i was put the eval in "$seesion->login(password=>$curpwd);" , now its works fine ... tnx again for the help and support.

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

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