What is it you want to do with your switches? I'm sure somebody has some scripts relating to "Brocade Switches", but if they are of use to you is another question.
Is there a specific problem you have, a task that needs automating, or something of the sort? If so, post what you have tried(with code, preferably), and where you are confused.

See also How do I post a question effectively?, a search on CPAN relating to "brocade", a Super Search on this site for "Brocade" and always a a google search. 

~Thomas~ 

"Excuse me for butting in, but I'm interrupt-driven..."

In reply to Re: Using Perl To Manage My Brocade Switches by thomas895
in thread Using Perl To Manage My Brocade Switches by PerlCramps

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