I'm trying to convert a script that was using Net::Telnet to now use Net::SSH2 but there are some differences in the commands that I'd like some advice on.

Here is an example that I have from the script. The first thing that doesnt work is "print" but there may be more. 
        $t->connect($jump_host);
        $t->auth_keyboard($jump_user, $jump_pass);
        $t->print("telnet $host");
    } else {
        (undef, $host) = split /\s+/, $opte;
        $type = 'opte';
        $t->open($host);
    }
    $t->waitfor('/:/');
    $t->print($z{$type}{'user'});
    $t->waitfor('/:/');
    $t->cmd($z{$type}{'pass'});
    $t->print('enable');
    $t->waitfor('/:/');
    $t->cmd($z{$type}{'sudo'});
    $t->cmd('terminal length 0');
    $t->cmd('terminal width 512');
    $t->prompt('/[\$#] *$/');

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In this case $t is the Net::SSH2 connection. Can I reuse my code in a reasonable way or do I need to significantly redo this?

In reply to Changing a script from Net::Telnet to Net::SSH2 by jtzako

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