Errors out with "Command timed-out" msg. In case you wanto know the exact output from host message before and after who command, here's the output that's logged in out.txt 
Last unsuccessful login: Wed Nov  8 07:07:27 EST 2006 on /dev/pts/8 fr
+om 10.100.150.42
Last login: Wed Nov  8 15:45:15 EST 2006 on /dev/pts/5 from 10.100.163
+.71

[YOU HAVE NEW MAIL]
[/home/tstbld]
seahawk:>cd /builds/htpc2003r1/base/menu
[/builds/htpc2003r1/base/menu]
seahawk:>who
tstbld      pts/0       Nov 08 09:48     (10.100.150.42)
pkmsqa      pts/1       Nov 08 07:40     (ma-lt4810.us.manh.com)
pkmsqa      pts/2       Nov 08 11:18     (10.100.150.11)
pkmsqa      pts/3       Nov 08 12:56     (10.100.162.43)
tstbld      pts/4       Nov 08 11:25     (10.100.162.30)
tstbld      pts/5       Nov 08 15:50     (10.100.163.71)
tstbld      pts/6       Nov 08 05:34     (10.80.12.129)
tstbld      pts/7       Nov 08 14:59     (10.100.150.33)
[/builds/htpc2003r1/base/menu]
seahawk:>

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In reply to Re^4: Matching prompt in Net::Telnet by kkarne
in thread Matching prompt in Net::Telnet by kkarne

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