Tnx for understanding. You are absolutely right. I should read first, but i start learning perl from beginning im reading the book "beginning Perl" :), and im going slow. And all start from the task that was given to me, to telnet more then 600 routers and switches. So my priority is to make this two scripts and parallel with that to learn Perl because i start to love this language :). My perl script for Telnet Cisco it works very well. And for this one i have a problems.

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Any way You are right, i have to respect the rules and read more in detail. Thanks again for understanding and information you gave me. ;) Ill do my best ;)

In reply to Re^3: Telnet to a switch by IvanAK
in thread Telnet to a switch by IvanAK

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