Installing Net::SFTP and Net::SSH2 without CPAN - perl

I am making a Perl script to fetch files from a Unix Server using SFTP. I want to search the file using Regex and then download it to my system folder. I am using ActivePerl and Windows 64 bit environment. I looked on various posts which suggested the best way is using Net::SFTP::Foreign::Backend::Net_SSH2 but I am facing lots of errors while installing Net::SFTP and Net::SSH2.I cannot CPAN from my system and tried with GCC and dmake. Net::SFTP is halting at Math::Pari and Net::SSH2 is asking for libraries libssh2. I downloaded libssh2 from here but not able to install it.
Also can I use any 3-d part OS tools like psftp through Perl to server my requirements.

1. Net::SSH2 is not in offical PPM repositories. Install it using below:
ppm install http://www.sisyphusion.tk/ppm/Net-SSH2.ppd
Tested on Windows 7 and Perl 5.18.4
2. For Math::Pari check this answer Unable to install Math::Pari module

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installing cpan:
yum install cpan
Looks like this is the command that worked:
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Installing Class::Inspector Perl module

I am a windows 7 (64 bit) user. I was trying to install Class::Inspector module in Perl. However it requred Nmake15.exe. I have tried to download the exe and when I run it, there is an pop up message stating that
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In addition, your version of ActivePerl is quite out of date. I believe more recent versions now ship with a make program and will run much better on Windows.
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When you install ActivePerl, it provides patched C runtime as PerlCRT.dll
which it installs in the "system32" directory.
This needs "administrator" rights on NT.
It also provides the import library PerlCRT.lib, but this is installed
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How to install DFA::Simple or DFA::Command Perl module in my active perl for windows XP

i am using active perl 5.12 for 32 bit windows XP laptop.i want to install DFA::Simple or DFA::Command module to create a finite state machine.i tried installing from ppm repositories using ppm install [ppmx file] but it didn't install properly.please suggest me any other method which would be better to insrall or any other perl module which can be used to crate a simple state machine.
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perl Makefile.pl.
dmake test
dmake install
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P.S. You can download dmake on CPAN. You may use nmake instead of dmake.
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ActivePerl 5.12.
To find those URLs, I just looked through the packages.xml file from the 5.10 and 5.12 repository pages.