Hello There! Thank you for your reply but my code is still not working. I had tried several ways as suggested but still not working. I just need to be able to direct to multiple IP addresses. Right now, the code is working fine but only connect to one IP address. 

$address = $ENV{'REMOTE_HOST'};
$ipaddress = $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'};

 
$redirect = "telnet://" .$ipaddress ;


if ( $in{'port'} ne "" ) {
  $redirect .= "telnet://" . $port;
}

$redirect .= "/";


print "Content-type: text/html\n";
print "Location: $redirect\n\n";
print "You should have been redirected to <a href=\"$redirect\">$redir
+ect</a>";


exit;

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I really appreciate if someone could help me with my code. Thanks

In reply to direct to multiple IP addresses by Anonymous Monk

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