hi all, below is my script that telnet into a switch and i printed out all the lines from the start i logged in to the switch but it's taking me 1500secs to print out all the lines, why is it taking so long? lesser than 1500 secs the program timeout 
#!perl\bin\perl
use strict;
use warnings;
  
  my $t; 
  my @lines;
  my @ok;
  
    use Net::Telnet(); 
    $t = new Net::Telnet(timeout=>1500);

     $t->open("ip_address");
     $t->waitfor('/ENTER USERNAME < /i');
     $t->print("username");
     $t->waitfor('/ENTER PASSWORD < /i');
     $t->print("password");
     @ok = $t->getlines;
     print @ok;

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In reply to why is it taking so long to read all the lines in net::Telnet by poolboi

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