Dear Rob,

Now it ran upto 22 test, after giving a secure host ip.
1..72
ok 1 - use Net::SSH2;
ok 2 - new session isa Net::SSH2
ok 3 - error state clear
ok 4 - set banner
ok 5 - LIBSSH2_* constants
ok 6 - libSSH2 version 0.14 > 0.11
ok 7 - list version match
ok 8 - API date yyyymmddhhmm
ok 9 - banner is SSH-2.0-libssh2_0.14
ok 10 - poll indefinite
ok 11 - poll 1/4 second

To test the connection capabilities of Net::SSH2, we need a test site 
+running
a secure shell server daemon.  Enter 'localhost' to use this host.

Select host [ENTER to skip]: 10.123.3.9

ok 12 - connect to 10.123.3.9
ok 13 - kex method: diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha1
ok 14 - hostkey method: ssh-rsa
ok 15 - crypt_cs method: aes256-cbc
ok 16 - crypt_sc method: aes256-cbc
ok 17 - mac_cs method: hmac-sha1
ok 18 - mac_sc method: hmac-sha1
ok 19 - comp_cs method: none
ok 20 - comp_sc method: none
ok 21 - have MD5 hostkey hash
ok 22 - have SHA1 hostkey hash
The getpwuid function is unimplemented at 1 line 73, <STDIN> line 1.
# Looks like you planned 72 tests but only ran 22.
# Looks like your test died just after 22.

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Please advice

In reply to Re^7: SSH2 for windows by shanthiann
in thread SSH2 for windows by shanthiann

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