Hi Revered Monks, I have the right characters to send a CNTRL-] which is: $ssh->send("\x1D"); However, it will only execute when I put it in this loop: 
$ssh->waitfor('COR>',2) or die "Where is prompt";

my $line;
while ( defined ($line = $ssh->read_all()) ) {
          $ssh->send("\x1D");
       print $line . "\n";
        }

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When that code above is run it shows the return prompt which is "telnet>", of course then it loops forever. When I try to use the send statement in its proper place (below) it does not work. 
$ssh->waitfor('COR>',2) or die "Where is prompt";
$ssh->send("\x1D");
$ssh->waitfor('telnet>',2) or die "Where is prompt";    
$ssh->send("q");
$ssh->waitfor('>',2) or die "Where is prompt";    
$ssh->send("touch /home/fworks/the.file");
$ssh->waitfor('>',2) or die "Where is prompt";
my $line;
while ( defined ($line = $ssh->read_all()) ) {
          $ssh->send("bogus");
       print $line . "\n";
         }

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The loop sending the bogus text shows that the return prompt is the previous prompt and the it never broke out of the telnet session. Clearly I am going about this all wrong. Thank you!

In reply to How to Send Cntrl-] Using Net::SSH::Expect by diex

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