All - Trying to using Net::Telnet on a Win2k box to connect to another Win2k box. End goal is to connect to a Win2k box, run mysqldump for a particular database, Zip it (using command line zip), and dump the database.

Telnet service on the server is up and running, I can connect w/o a problem from a command prompt.

My dump log has the following: 

< 0x00100: 20 20 1b 5b  34 3b 31 48  43 3a 5c 3e  20 20 20 20    .[4;1
+HC:\>    (my prompt)

[download]
I suspect my problem has to do with the prompt - I can't seem to get it correct. The machine I'm connecting to has the following standard Windows prompt: C:\>

Any suggestions on how to build this corresponding prompt? Is it possible to use the standard Windows telnet server?

Thanks for the help, Mark

Edit by tye

In reply to Net::Telnet and Win2k by mriehl

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