Hi,
I am having a problem when i run the following perl code to try and get some info from a cisco switch.
The screen hangs at channel 0: open confirm rwindow 1024 rmax 4096

#############
use Net::SSH::W32Perl ;
use diagnostics;

$ENV{HOME} = "C:/Temp";
$scon = Net::SSH::W32Perl->new ("x.x.x.x", debug => 2);
$scon->login("uname","pword");

my ($output,$errors,$exit) = $scon->cmd("show run | i snmp" . "\n");
print $output;
###############

Debug extract:
< SNIP >
Authentication methods that can continue: password.
Next method to try is password.
Trying password authentication.
channel 0: new client-session
Requesting channel_open for channel 0.
Entering interactive session.
Sending command: show run | i snmp

Requesting service exec on channel 0.
channel 0: open confirm rwindow 1024 rmax 4096
< SNIP >
I have searched for all possible reasons including amending the Net::SSH::Perl::SSH2.pm package to only launch one channel to the switch.
It still hangs at the output and does not respond.

In reply to Unable to run command on Cisco switch by 1wax

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