Re: perl Telnet.pm and Cisco.pm input buffer

You probably need to send the cisco something like

set cli pagination off
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terminal length 0
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In order to get more than 1 "page" worth at a time.

Either that, or keep sending CR, to get the next page of data, until there is no more.

Also, please see Writeup Formatting Tips to learn how to format your message properly.

Update : Oops - just noticed that your "$zero_screen" does exactly that already.

Try Net::Telnet debugging, using input_log() or dump_log().

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Re^2: perl Telnet.pm and Cisco.pm input buffer by swoop (Acolyte) on Oct 30, 2009 at 05:27 UTC
Thanks for the response. Yes I send the router the 'term len 0' command. I just tried the input_log and dump_log options and neither gave me an idea what to fix.	[reply]