Is untested code so I am not really sure about it: 
use strict;
use GRID::Machine;

my $host = shift || 'ddd@204.230.74.17';

my $machine = GRID::Machine->new(host => $host, uses => [ 'Net::Telnet
+' ]);

my $r = $machine->eval(q{
 my $telnet = Net::Telnet-> new();

 gprint "telnet ok" if $telnet-> open(Host=> '127.0.0.1', Port=> '22')
+;
 $telnet-> login(Name=> 'ddd', Password=> 'pass');
 my $a= $telnet-> get();
 $a;
});

print $r->result; # prints the contents of $a above

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I am using GRID::Machine instead of Net::SSH2. You have to set automatic autentification before using GRID::Machine.

Hope it helps

Casiano

In reply to Re: Net::SSH2 and Net::Telnet by casiano
in thread Net::SSH2 and Net::Telnet by bgi

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