/ (?m:             # not capture, multiline
   .*              # skip anything
   [\w\.-]+        # the 'device' name part
   \s? (?:\(config[^\)]*\))?     # random '(config...)' part
   \s? [\$#?>]                  # real prompt end part
   \s? (?:\(enable\))? \s*      # random '(enable)' part
  $)
/x

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You're missing the '\' escape of the '.' in the device part. It's supposed to be a hostname like thing: foo-bar.baz10.com and needs to match a literal period '\.'.

You also may need to set the timeout a bit longer depending on how long it takes to download.

What you really want to do is know the device name in advance, or get it from the last-prompt after you login. Then replace the [\w\.-]+ part of the regex with the actual name of the device.

In reply to Re^2: Net::Telnet::Cisco and prompt regex issue by Anonymous Monk
in thread Net::Telnet::Cisco and prompt regex issue by josh803316

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