Hi, I am tring to use the errmg() option of telnet::net but without any success. My script is tring to connect to several machines, but i don't want the script to die. I want to generate an error message when the script encounter a problem and continue executing the script. for example : 
my $telnet = new Net::Telnet ( Timeout=>10,Port => $console_port ,Errm
+ode=>'return');
$telnet->open("$console_server");
print "errmsg: " . $telnet->errmsg . "\n";

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I want to be able to generate any message I want , and let the scipt keep running. Help will be most appreciated!! Thanks!

In reply to Trying to capture error message using telnet::net by tprizler

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