Monks,

My apologies if this has already been answered. I've searched using Super Search, but I don't think I'm giving it what it wants.

What I thought would turn out to be a fairly easy match, has got me pulling my hair out. As you can see from the below, I'm trying to match any address between 192.168.1.x - 192.168.99.x, but the only three it will match is: 
192.168.1.50

192.168.6.50

192.168.8.50

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Even if I change the range to 20-99. 
use warnings;
use strict;

while (<DATA>){
  print "$_\n" if /192\.168\.[1-99]\.\d+/g;
}

__DATA__
192.168.1.50
192.168.6.50
192.168.8.50
192.168.28.50
192.168.58.50
192.168.101.50
192.168.201.50

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Thanks,
Dru

In reply to Match a Range of IP's by Dru

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