Hi, As you suggested, 
use Net::SSH::Perl;
$sshobj = Net::SSH::Perl->new( $ARGV[0] );
$sshobj->login( "user", "password" ) or die "error $!\n";
for my $cmd (

    '\"C:\\platform\\ilo\\bin\\lo100cfg.exe\\" -s 1>nul 2>&1',
    'ls -l \"C:\\platform\\ilo\\bin\\lo100cfg.exe\\"',
  )
{
    print "----->$cmd<--\n";
    my ( $out, $err, $ext ) = $sshobj->cmd($cmd);
    print "----->$out<--\n";
    print "----->$err<--\n";
    print "----->$ext<--\n";
}

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Output: 
----->\"C:\platform\ilo\bin\lo100cfg.exe\" -s 1>nul 2>&1<--
-----><--
----->C:\platform\ilo\bin\lo100cfg.exe: not found<--
----->0<--
----->ls -l \"C:\platform\ilo\bin\lo100cfg.exe\"<--
----->-rwxr-xr-x+   1 ???????? None       172032 Jul  7 11:23 C:\platf
+orm\ilo\bin\lo100cfg.exe<--
-----><--
----->0<--

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In the above result, ls -l is showing the exe file is exists. but when i was executing the same exe, its saying "exe not found" what could be the problem?

Thanks in Advance.

In reply to Re^2: Net:::SSH::Perl to windows machine by perldesire
in thread Net:::SSH::Perl to windows machine by perldesire

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