Pattern Matching for a wildcard Ip address

I m working on a project. And in it i get problem for pattern matching.I have ipv4 ip address for ex " 127.3.0.1* ".I have to generate regular exp for pattern matching in Java.Can you guide me what can be its regular exp.
thanks,
preeti

preetiGupta wrote:
I m working on a project. And in it i get problem for pattern matching.I have ipv4 ip address for ex " 127.3.0.1* ".I have to generate regular exp for pattern matching in Java.Can you guide me what can be its regular exp.Alternatively, [try this|http://lmgtfy.com/?q=regex+for+ipv4+addresses].
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