Where would I be telling Net::Appliance::Session to connect to a specific port?

I tried this: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings FATAL => 'all';
 
use Net::Appliance::Session;
my $ios_device_ip = '10.2.200.10'; # Terminal Server IP
 
my $ios_username        = 'username';
my $ios_password        = 'password';

$|=1;

my $session_obj = Net::Appliance::Session->new(
     Host      => $ios_device_ip,
     Transport => 'Telnet',
     Port       => '2033',
     REPL       =>  1,
     Dump_log    => 'dump.log',
     Input_log   => 'input.log',
     Output_log  => 'output.log'
);
 

# give verbose output whilst we run this script
$session_obj->input_log(*STDOUT);
 

eval {
     
     $session_obj->connect(Name => $ios_username, Password => $ios_pas
+sword); # Line 54
     $session_obj->cmd('show version');
     $session_obj->cmd('show clock');
     $session_obj->cmd('help');
    
};
if ( UNIVERSAL::isa($@,'Net::Appliance::Session::Exception') ) {
     print $@->message, "\n";  # fault description from Net::Appliance
+::Session
     print $@->errmsg, "\n";   # message from Net::Telnet
     print $@->lastline, "\n"; # last line of output from your applian
+ce
     # perform any other cleanup as necessary
}
$session_obj->close();

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Which resulted in this:
./ssh_connect.pl
Failed to get first prompt at ./ssh_connect.pl line 54

pattern match timed-out

The input.log and output.log contained nothing and the dump log contained Hex. Do I need another module installed? Did I do the REPL wrong? Thanks for your help so far.

In reply to Re^4: Net::Appliance::Session and Console Server by josh803316
in thread Net::Appliance::Session and Console Server by josh803316

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