Re^2: Net::Telnet - cant able to connect from public IP to public IP

hi Abigail-II

Manually i can able to connect to that system but programatically

i am not able to connect as i am having doubt in the prompt syntax

my $t = new Net::Telnet (Timeout => 150, Prompt => '/^ <-\>/', Errmode => "return") ;

in the above statement the syntax which i used for prompt is '/^ <-\>/'

actually it is working properly for one system,

but it is not working properly when i change the ip address in the coding

i think you got it and kindly help me

it is not displaying any errors also

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Re: Net::Telnet - cant able to connect from public IP to public IP by Abigail-II (Bishop) on Jun 24, 2004 at 12:06 UTC
Different accounts may have different prompts, so if your regex is working for one system, that doesn't mean it should work for another system. If you can't give any details on where the process goes wrong, don't expect many useful answers from us. All we can do is guess - you might get lucky and someone will guess right. But having people have to guess isn't very efficient. Abigail	[reply]
Re^2: Net::Telnet - cant able to connect from public IP to public IP by sris (Initiate) on Jun 24, 2004 at 12:39 UTC
Hi Abigail-II, first i tried to execute this coding, to connect to a system i got the output(where first time both the systems are in private IP), after that i changed the IP address of my system to Public to access the files from the other system where it is already in Public IP First Case Private IP System1 <============> Private IP System2 it executed and got output Second Case using the same code Public IP System1 <===============> Public IP system2 it executed but i am not getting output it is not displaying any errors also	[reply]
Re: Net::Telnet - cant able to connect from public IP to public IP by Abigail-II (Bishop) on Jun 24, 2004 at 12:48 UTC
That doesn't tell anything new, does it? It works for one system, it doesn't work for the other. Most likely, something is different between both systems - or in the network between them. Your program works for one system, so it doesn't seem your program contains any fatal bugs. And nor do you get any errors, so the Perl site seems to be ok. We don't know your network, we don't know your machines. Abigail	[reply]