Hi,

I am really new to Perl and am having some trouble setting up my mac to install modules. I want to install the Net::Telnet::Cisco module through cpan, but keep getting the following error:

cpan> install Net::Telnet::Cisco
Running install for module Net::Telnet::Cisco

The module Net::Telnet::Cisco isn't available on CPAN.

Either the module has not yet been uploaded to CPAN, or it is
temporary unavailable. Please contact the author to find out
more about the status. Try 'i Net::Telnet::Cisco'.

cpan>

[download]

I have also tried to use the Makefile.pl, which runs ok, but when i try to follow it up with "make" as suggested in the readme, i get:

lee] : make
<p>-bash: make: command not found

[download]

Please could someone offer me some advice on installing the module and the use of the "make".

Many thanks

Lee

Edited by planetscape - added code tags and rudimentary formatting

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In reply to Installing Net::Telnet::Cisco Module with CPAN by lporter200

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