Hi

i want to write a subroutine for SSH Connection then call the sub in another line , now how put arguments in the sub


sub SSHApp {
    
    #SSH Connection to Applaince
    my $ssh_1 = Net::Appliance::Session->new({personality => 'ios', tr
+ansport => 'SSH', host => "$MyIP",}) ;
        $ssh_1->connect({ username => "$MyUser", password => "$MyPass"
+ }) ;
        $ssh_1->begin_privileged({ password => 'ai'}) ;
        print $ssh_1->cmd('sh version') ;
        $ssh_1->end_privileged ;
        $ssh_1->close;
        
}

my $result = SSHApp();
print "$result" , "\n" ;

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In reply to subroutine For ssh by GHMON

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