Sorry - I have no experience in SSH tunneling, or chaining (or relay), which is what you appear to want to do.

If you have a functional SSH script that connects to Server_A, you should be able to run the standard "ssh" command at Server_A and connect to Server_B. You will need to pipe the STDIN and STDOUT back to the originating program. See IPC::Open3.

Also, if you post some code, and explain the errors, perhaps monks here can help you debug the code.

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In reply to Re^3: SSH2 Recursive conection to Servers ( Cisco Backups routers ) by NetWallah
in thread SSH2 Recursive conection to Servers ( Cisco Backups routers ) by TELCO

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