Hi

Im trying the following:

I have a workling connection via SSH to a server and now i want to the next hop via Telnet...i want to do this with the module Net::Telnet...

My problem is: How can I put the functions of the Telnet module through the channel?

My code so far:

use strict;
use Net::SSH2;
use Net::Telnet;

my $ssh1= Net::SSH2-> new();
if($ssh1-> connect('204.230.74.17', '22')){print "connect1 ok \n";} # 
+or die "conncet to SSH1 failed";
if($ssh1-> auth_password('ddd', 'pass')){print "auth1 ok \n";} # or di
+e "auth1 failed";
if($ssh1-> tcpip('134.46.156.237:22', '127.0.0.1:22')){print "tunnel o
+k \n";}

my $ssh2= Net::SSH2-> new();
if($ssh2-> connect('127.0.0.1', '22')){print "connect2 ok \n";}# or di
+e "conncet to SSH2 failed";
if($ssh2-> auth_password('ddd','pass')){print "auth2 ok \n";}# or die 
+"auth2 failed";

my $chan1= $ssh2-> channel();

my $telnet = Net::Telnet-> new ();

if($telnet-> open(Host=> '127.0.0.1', Port=> '22')){print "telnet ok";
+}#;
$telnet-> login(Name=> 'ddd', Password=> 'pass');
$a= $telnet-> get();

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regards from germany

In reply to Net::SSH2 and Net::Telnet by bgi

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