same function telnet is wroking fine in TK programs then why SSH not wroking? 
sub ConnectTelnet

{
    
    print LOG "    [FunctionName][ConnectTelnet]    \n";
    my $TelnetObject  = new Net::Telnet(Timeout => 100,Errmode    => '
+return');  
    if($TelnetObject->open("$HostName")) 
    {
        if(!$TelnetObject->login($TelnetUserId,$UnixPassword) )
           {
            print LOG " Unable to connect telnet   \n";

            &ErrorNotification(ERR_LOGIN_TITLE,ERR_LOGIN_MSG);    
            $MainScreenObject -> Unbusy( -recurse => '1' );
            return(0);
           }
          else
           {
              print LOG "connected Sucesfully";
           }
    } 
    else
    {
        print LOG " Unable to connect network   \n";

        &ErrorNotification("ERR_CON_TITLE","ERR_CON_MSG");    
    }    
    
    #For retrieving telnetobject decalring globally
    $TelnetObjectRef = $TelnetObject;

    return($TelnetObject);
}

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In reply to Re^2: SSH not working with TK by veeruch
in thread SSH not working with TK by veeruch

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