Mittal, Manish wrote: > Hi Perl gurus, > > I am trying to write a Perl utility that is expected to do > the following > > 1- Call windows telnet client utility (or any other external > telnet client), and login into a remote telnet server > > 2- After the login into the remote server pass a set of commands > to execute locally on the remote server > > a. Start a loop after step 2 > > b. In this loop call another remote utility using telnet to a > second remote machine (telnet <Remote machine 2> and run another EXE > files locally on machine 2) > > c. After the last exe file runs completely rerun the loop with > different options passed to remote machine 1 using telnet. > > Has any one done such a thing in Perl before?
No, but you should be able to using Net::Telnet module. > What’s best way if Perl is > not the right medium? I wouldn't hazard a guess. ;) > By the way, Can I make an exe file of the above function, once (if) > written in Perl? Yes - there are several apps out there that can do that - PerlApp, perl2exe, PAR. _______________________________________________ Perl-Win32-Users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
