Hi first, thanks for your reply, but I have a few questions.

use strict;
use threads;
use Thread::Queue;
use ClarRPC;

my $queue = new Thread::Queue;

rpc('10.15.51.208', '1300', 'ping -n 50 10.15.51.208');
rpc('10.15.51.208', '1301', 'ping -n 10 10.15.51.208');
rpc('10.15.51.208', '1302', 'ping -n 50 10.15.51.208');

while (my $ref = $queue->dequeue) {
    my ($port, @results) = @$ref;
    print "$port : @results\n";
}

sub rpc
{
    my ($ip, $port, $command) = @_;
    async{
        my $connection = ClarRPC->connect($ip, $port);
        my @resp :shared = $connection->rpc('ClarRPCService::system_ca
+ll', $command);
        $connection->disconnect();
        unshift(@resp, $port);
        $queue->enqueue(\@resp, undef);
    }->detach
}

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So in this case note the 1301 port command is a -n 10, so this one will return prior to the others. So what I see in this instance is that the program exits, as soon as the 1301 port returns its info. What I was hoping for was for something that wouldn't exit until they were all done. I don't see anything glaring that I missed in my version which would make it different than yours in functionality.

Any ideas? Thanks

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