$ftp_site     = '9.9.9.9 5000';
$ftp_dir      = '/Directory2';

$ftp_user     ='DOMAIN\/user1';  ###here is the problem line
$ftp_password = "password321";



my $ftp = Net::FTP->new($ftp_site)
   or die "Could not connect to $ftp_site: $!";

$ftp->login($ftp_user, $ftp_password)
   or die "Could not login to $ftp_site with user $ftp_user: $!";

$ftp->cwd($ftp_dir)
   or die "Could not change remote working " .
      "directory to $ftp_dir on $ftp_site";


$ftp->get($ftp_get_file)
   or die "Could not get $ftp_get_file" .
      "the file is not present in $ftp_dir";


$ftp->quit();

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