Okay, I don't know what you are trying to do, but this may get you closer:

#!/usr//bin/perl

use strict;
use Data::Dumper;
my %Config =(   PPingPath => '/home/dean/pping-v1.37/pping ',
                PPingOptions => '-t 15 -q |',
                TraceRTPath => '/usr/sbin/traceroute',
                TRHops => '-m 3 | ',
                ExternalTarget => q('www.microsoft.com -p 80', 'www.ne
+tscape.com -p 80', 'www.silverhand.co.uk -p 80',
 'www.demon.net -p 80','www.whitehouse.org -p 80'),
                Hosts => q('www.netscape.come -p 80', 'www.microsoft.c
+om -p 80') );
my @keys = (keys %Config);
my @values = (values %Config);
my $Dumperl1 = Data::Dumper->new( \@values, \@keys );
print $Dumperl1->Dump();
exit;
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Explanation:

Data::Dumper->new takes an array reference (or two) as arguments, not a hash. I suppose it would work like this:

my $Dumperl1 = Data::Dumper->new(\(keys %Config), \(values %Config));
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UPDATE:

The above full program yields:

$Hosts = '\'www.netscape.come -p 80\', \'www.microsoft.com -p 80\'';
$ExternalTarget = '\'www.microsoft.com -p 80\', \'www.netscape.com -p 
+80\', \'www.silverhand.co.uk -p 80\', \'www.demon.net -p 80\',\'www.w
+hitehouse.org -p 80\'';
$TraceRTPath = '/usr/sbin/traceroute';
$PPingOptions = '-t 15 -q |';
$TRHops = '-m 3 | ';
$PPingPath = '/home/dean/pping-v1.37/pping ';
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J. J. Horner
Linux, Perl, Apache, Stronghold, Unix
jhorner@knoxlug.org http://www.knoxlug.org/

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