Hello monks
The text file contents are as follows : 
Network name A
Interface WEB_A
    ggggggggg
        VRID 145
        State:        Master    
                   XXXXXXXXXXXX
    Effective  Priority:    200
        07:09:56:04:0t:ef
        Primary address:    194.551.205.250
        Number addresses:    1
        135.51.045.242
Monitored circuits:
            vbgghdfgdfg
Interface WEB_B
    ggggggggg
    Agggggg 
    VRID 145
        State:        backup    
                   XXXXXXXXXXXX
    Effective  Priority:    200
        07:09:56:04:0t:ef
        Primary address:    19.51.205.20
        Next advertisement:    0
        Number addresses:    1
            135.51.05.22
        Monitored circuits:
            vbgghdfgdfg

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This is the output of a text file. i need to pull only the
the network name,interface name,VRID,state,primary address and the address above Monitored circuit. since these are ip address i m confused about the matching ip address too.

Any suggestions ?

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