Vinoth.ree I toke your advise and tried to get a little smart with perl. I created this script but I am have a problem getting the result part to read the contents of the varible assigned. Please tell me what I am doing wrong; also if there is a better way I am all ears. Thanks SCRIPT 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use warnings;


main (@ARGV);

sub main
{
    # This array contains the list of hosts
    my @host = ("ajsfdevbcs11", "ajsfdevbcs12");

    my $i;
    for($i = 0; $host[$i]; $i++)
    {
        # message ($host[$i]);
    }   
    
    # This is the logon ID
    my $user = "tsasa067";
    # message ($user);
    
    # This is the logon password
    my $security = 'F@therL0^eMe';
    # message ($security);
    
    # These are the commands I would like to run
    my @cmd = ("switchname", "chassisshow", "switchstatusshow", "switc
+hshow");
    my $j;
    for($j = 0; $cmd[$j]; $j++)
    {
        # message ($cmd[$j]);
    }
    
    
    my @results = 'plink -ssh -pw = $security -l = $user $host';
    print $results[0];
    
}
    
sub message
{
    my $m = shift or return;
    print ("$m\n");
}

sub error
{
  my $e = shift || 'unkown error';
    print("$0: $e\n");
    exit 0;  
}

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