PS> It's simply a matter of how pedantic you wish to be. The example you PS> pasted is not a valid IP address (maximum component value is 255). You didn't read my words carefully, it was "I think it's better to match the IP first, split /\./ it to four digits and check if their combination is legal" The complete test logic will be extremely difficult to express using regex.
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