If you really just want to extract each MAC address from the hashref, this should do it:

use strict;
use warnings;

my $result =
{
  '10.4.20.21' => {          #IP Address from CPE equipment.
    '1' => '0x0a003edd8706', #Bridge table entry #1
    '2' => '0x1a003edd8706', #Bridge table entry #2
    '3' => '0xc03f0eddfb3b'  #Bridge table entry #3
  }
};

for my $mac (values %{(values %$result)[0]}) {
    print "Mac addr: $mac\n";
}

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Depending on your use case you may need more than this but hopefully it points you in the right direction.

In reply to Re: Data::Dumper / write output into Mysql by hippo
in thread Data::Dumper / write output into Mysql by steph007

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