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Old 12-23-2013
How to grep only IP 10.76.178.xx?
hallo, im newbie here Smilie

i have problem when processing some data, i want to get and filter only the IP that start with 10.76.178.xx from both local and peer IP.

here is the data example :
Code:
Local IP=10.68.178.1, Peer IP=10.76.178.37
Local IP=10.68.178.1, Peer IP=10.76.178.37
Local IP=10.68.178.3, Peer IP=10.76.178.38
Local IP=10.68.178.1, Peer IP=10.76.178.38
Local IP=10.68.178.3, Peer IP=10.76.178.38
Local IP=10.68.178.1, Peer IP=10.76.178.38
Local IP=10.76.178.38, Peer IP=10.68.178.3
Local IP=10.76.178.37, Peer IP=10.68.178.1
Local IP=10.76.178.38, Peer IP=10.68.178.3
Local IP=10.76.178.37, Peer IP=10.68.178.1

how to get them ya?
i try use basic
Code:
grep "10.76.178" [filename]

and
Code:
grep -oP "10.76.178" [filename]

can not get what i want.Smilie

result :
Code:
10.76.178
10.76.178
10.76.178
10.76.178
10.76.178
10.76.178
10.76.178
10.76.178
10.76.178
10.76.178

please kindly to help this newbie. Smilie

thank you Smilie
# 2  
Old 12-23-2013
grep -o will only output what's matched. To match the other numbers, try:
Code:
$ grep -o 10\.76\.178\.[0-9]* file 
10.76.178.37
10.76.178.37
10.76.178.38
10.76.178.38
10.76.178.38
10.76.178.38
10.76.178.38
10.76.178.37
10.76.178.38
10.76.178.37

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# 3  
Old 12-23-2013
woa. that's one i want to,,thank u Scott.. it's really helpfullSmilie
 
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