hi I am configuring brocade sw,I am able to execute the commands but when creating zone using the brocade it executes but I dont see the change reflected on the switch,I feel command is not getting executed

the code is listed here
$logger->info("create zone on the switch $ip using zonecreate");
($out,$err) = $ssh->capture2("zonecreate ");
$ssh->error and
 die "remote find command failed: $!" . $ssh->error;
print "$out\n";
$logger->info("zonecreate successful");

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the output
2015/07/26 22:14:52 create zone on the switch 10.227.0.216 using zonec
+reate
Error: Invalid number of arguments

Usage:
zonecreate "zoneName", "member[; member...]"
zonecreate --peerzone "zone_name" -principal "principal_list" [-member
+s "member_list"]

2015/07/26 22:14:53 zonecreate successful

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but the issue is i need to run zonecreate "zoneName", "member; member..." zonecreate "test1", "20:01:00:11:0d:34:57:00" but when i run the zonecreate "test1", "20:01:00:11:0d:34:57:00" in the script it runs but change is not reflected in the switch,do i need to escape somethings in the command

I got the solution after playing for some time,the command was fine I had to save the session as well that was the issue

In reply to brocade fc switch creating a zone by janasec

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