Why?
I want to use the IP address multiple time for various purpose in my script so I am pushing them in an array.

Where is your attempt?
Tried this, following an example but output is not as I want it.
Output is not sorted and where do I specify that I only want top n unique values. 
%seen = (); foreach $item (@srcs) {     push(@uniq, $item) unless $see
+n{$item}++; }
print "@uniq\n";

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This one only gives the unique ip addresses and not count. 
my %count; 
foreach $1 ( @srcs ) { 
  $count{$1}++; 
} 

my @srcs = sort keys %count;

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In reply to Re^2: Top n Unique count from Array by cipher
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