in reply to Using Net::Telnet;

You might want to give an example of what output you get.. Do you get any errors, or just no response at all? What happens if you add DEBUG => 1 to your new() call?

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Re^2: Using Net::Telnet;
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 14, 2005 at 11:59 UTC
    Thank you for your responce. I get nothing from the addition of the Debug => 1. If I follow the error protocal of Net::Telnet I get "die" return whether the command completes or not. Must be the syntex I am using. Still can't get it to work. Very frusterating.
Re^2: Using Net::Telnet;
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 14, 2005 at 13:07 UTC
    I attempted to run the following according to the Net Use module instruction $telnetobj->cmd($string); $mode = $telnetobj->cmd(String => $string, Output => my $ref, Errmode => $mode); The $mode comes back with 1 whether the command completes remotely or not.