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How do I translate standard IPv4 addresses into a format with leading zeroes in each octet in order for each octet to always contain 3 digits?

j_partsch
Explorer

I need to do this to perform lookups on a customer database where the IP addresses are stored in the format with leading zeroes.

Thank you!

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try like this (run anywhere sample, replace first line with your actual search and update the field name). Two methods give, use any one.

| gentimes start=-1 | eval ip_addr="111.22.3.44 1.22.33.444 11.22.33.44" | table ip_addr | makemv ip_addr | mvexpand ip_addr 
| eval ip_addr_modified=replace(replace(ip_addr,"(\d+)\.(\d+)\.(\d+)\.(\d+)","00\1.00\2.00\3.00\4"),"0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})","\1.\2.\3.\4")
| eval ip_addr_modified2=replace("00".replace(ip_addr,"\.",".00"),"0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})","\1.\2.\3.\4")

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try like this (run anywhere sample, replace first line with your actual search and update the field name). Two methods give, use any one.

| gentimes start=-1 | eval ip_addr="111.22.3.44 1.22.33.444 11.22.33.44" | table ip_addr | makemv ip_addr | mvexpand ip_addr 
| eval ip_addr_modified=replace(replace(ip_addr,"(\d+)\.(\d+)\.(\d+)\.(\d+)","00\1.00\2.00\3.00\4"),"0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})","\1.\2.\3.\4")
| eval ip_addr_modified2=replace("00".replace(ip_addr,"\.",".00"),"0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})\.0*(\d{3})","\1.\2.\3.\4")

j_partsch
Explorer

Works Great! Thank you very much!

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