in reply to Patternmatching IPaddresses
The other string is not at the beginning of a line. Remove the ^.
Also, a dot is a special character in regexes. Backslash it to match literally. You do not need the replaced numbers - no need for capturing parentheses. You do not want the third and fourth numbers to be replaced - you can achieve this by requiring a dot after the numbers to be replaced:
s/\d*\.\d*\./X.X./g
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