Hi Perl Monks, Look at following code: 

use strict;
use Expect;
 
my $timeout = 10; 
 

my $command = 'telnet';
my $params = ("10.123.125.13");
 
# Create the Expect object
my $exp = Expect->spawn($command, $params) or die "Cannot spawn sftp c
+ommand \n";

$exp->expect($timeout, ["mpp>"]); 
$exp->send("enable\n");
$exp->expect($timeout, ["mpp#"]);
$exp->send("help\n");
# Help gives list of available commands 

$exp->expect($timeout, ["mpp#"]);
$exp->send("exit\n"); 

$exp->send("logout\n");
 

$exp->soft_close();

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Here I would like get output after command 'help\n'. I tried with $exp->before and after with no success. Please let me know if anybody knows a good solution (no need end-to-end code atleast any idea should be fine). Thanks! Anil A Kumar

In reply to Perl Expect Command output by anilhpn

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