Hello monks 
network1
12.435.23.12
12.45.34.23
network2
32.334.23.23
54.56.563.32

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This is the text file i have. if it contains alphabets,perl should create a file name else it should login to the device with the given ip address in the file. 
#/usr/bin/perl

use Net::Telnet; 
use Net::Telnet::Cisco; 

#Opening a input text file for logging into devices

open inFile, '<', 'ip.txt' or die "MESSAGE From SAT : Couldn't open ip
+ut.txt for reading verify the correct path : $!";
print " hello \n\n ";

#storing the contents of the input file to a variable
print " Reading the file . . .\n\n";

while (! eof inFile)
  {
  $line .= ' ' . <inFile>;
  chomp $line;
print $line,"\n\n";

if ($line=/.*?\w/)  
{
$accountname = $1;
print "Account name =", $accountname;
open ("$accountname"), or die "Could not create the account name.txt.\
+n"; 
 ................

.
.
   
}
}

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can anyone give suggestions on this ?

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