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This is just a shot in the dark, but you could try:<br />
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$ntc1-&gt;cmd(&quot;\c^&quot;);<br />
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Or possibly (should be the same as above):<br />
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$ntc1-&gt;cmd(chr(30));<br />
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Hope that helps and let me know if it doesn't work, I'm sure we can find a different way.<br />

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This is just a shot in the dark, but you could try:

$ntc1->cmd("\c^");

Or possibly (should be the same as above):

$ntc1->cmd(chr(30));

Hope that helps and let me know if it doesn't work, I'm sure we can find a different way.


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I'm using Perl and net::telnet::cisco to run some scripts against a list of Cisco devices. &nbsp;At one point in the script, I change the IP address of a device and my session hangs up for about 9 minutes until it times out. &nbsp;I'd like to be able to send a break sequence to the device to kill the session.. &nbsp;Basically, what &nbsp;I need to do is send the key sequence &lt;shift&gt;&lt;ctrl&gt;&lt;6&gt; to the device. &nbsp;Syntax for N::T::C command as follows:<br />
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$ntc1-&gt;cmd('command');<br />
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Any suggestions? &nbsp;Thanks - Rich<br />

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I'm using Perl and net::telnet::cisco to run some scripts against a list of Cisco devices.  At one point in the script, I change the IP address of a device and my session hangs up for about 9 minutes until it times out.  I'd like to be able to send a break sequence to the device to kill the session..  Basically, what  I need to do is send the key sequence <shift><ctrl><6> to the device.  Syntax for N::T::C command as follows:

$ntc1->cmd('command');

Any suggestions?  Thanks - Rich


Sending &lt;shift&gt;&lt;ctrl&gt;&lt;6&gt; key sequence (net::telnet::cisco)

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Sending &lt;shift&gt;&lt;ctrl&gt;&lt;6&gt; key sequence (net::telnet::cisco)

Sending <shift><ctrl><6> key sequence (net::telnet::cisco)