Hello Monks, I need my hash table to printed out nicely and "SORTED". But looks like i am missing someting, Pls see the code below and the output : 

Code :

foreach(sort keys %SRV)
        {
                print"$_: "."$SRV{$_}";
        }

OutPut:

Enter the Serial No. against the server you want to check CPU for:    
+ 
1     zumen530n.pdg.duranto.com
10     zumen546n.pdg.duranto.com
11     zumen547n.pdg.duranto.com
12     zumen548n.pdg.duranto.com
13     zumen549n.pdg.duranto.com
14     zumen550n.pdg.duranto.com
15     zumen551n.pdg.duranto.com
16     zumen552n.pdg.duranto.com
17     zumen553n.pdg.duranto.com
18     zumen21n.pdg.duranto.com
19     zumen22n.pdg.duranto.com
2     zumen531n.pdg.duranto.com
20     zumen23n.pdg.duranto.com
21     zumen24n.pdg.duranto.com
3     zumen532n.pdg.duranto.com
4     zumen533n.pdg.duranto.com
5     zumen540n.pdg.duranto.com
6     zumen541n.pdg.duranto.com
7     zumen542n.pdg.duranto.com
8     zumen543n.pdg.duranto.com
9     zumen544n.pdg.duranto.com

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