I am really astonished with all the fast answers. Thanks to all of you!

Here is an example of the code, using Net::OpenSSH (the results with the other packages are similar):

my $ssh = Net::OpenSSH->new($host, "user"=>$user, "passwd"=>$pass);
$ssh->error and die "Couldn't establish connection: ". $ssh->error;

my @output = $ssh->capture('control call dial $receiver');
$ssh->error and warn "Couldn't make the call: ". $ssh->error;
print "line: $_" for (@output);

sleep(1);

my @output = $ssh->capture('control call hangup -a');
$ssh->error and warn "Couldn't hangup: ". $ssh->error;
print "line: $_" for (@output);

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With this, I get the following output printed:

line: 
line: ok,00
line: 
line: ok,00

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And this is the same but using the shell with the ssh command:

$ control call dial *receiver*

ok,00
CS,23,1,Dialing
$ control call hangup -a

ok,00
CS,23,1,Terminated
$

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In reply to Re^2: Retrieving status data from a device with SSH 2 using Perl by nmorenod
in thread Retrieving status data from a device with SSH 2 using Perl by nmorenod

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