I can connect to the router but then an interactive session starts. I'm trying to use a register handle but the subroutine is ignored; 
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Perl->new(
                        $host,
                        cipher => 'DES3',
                        debug => 2,
                        );

$connection = $ssh -> login ("bakerj",$password);
#$command = $ssh->cmd("enable");


$ssh->register_handler (SSH_SMSG_STDERR_DATA, sub {
     my($ssh, $packet) = @_;
     my $str =  $packet->get_str;
     $packet = $ssh->packet_start(SSH_CMSG_STDIN_DATA);
     $packet->put_str("enable");
     $packet->send;
});

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In reply to Re: Re: how to ssh to a cisco device using Net::SSH::Perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread how to ssh to a cisco device using Net::SSH::Perl by Anonymous Monk

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