Hi all, I posted the same topic on PerlMonks google group and one more group comp.lan.perl.modules. But I dint get to see any replies. My problem is: I am trying to write a client-server application to automate some of the testing activities. We have a setup of 100 clients in our test lab. We use these clients to stress servers over the network. Whenever we need to stress a server we just get that server in to our test network and from the clients we login to the clients and open one application that is used to stress the servers over network. This has to be done manually on each of the clients. Remember, there are 100 clients and it is not an easy job to do..!! Now, I want to write an application in such a way that all the clients should be listening to one controller and whatever mouse & keyboard inputs on the controller should be sent to the clients. Simple example would be, if I open notepad.exe on my controller, the same should be opened on all my clients also. Do you guys know any open source application (written using Perl) that can do this? Or if I have to write it on my own, are there any classes that I can use? Thanks in advance for your time, Ravi

In reply to Remote Keyboard and Mouse IO by kanthrc

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