Sed range of lines result

Bash print specific range of rows from a file

# Basic syntax with sed:
sed -n 'start,endp' input_file.txt
# Where start and end are numbers that inclusively define the range. E.g.
sed -n '17,23p' input_file.txt # To print the [17-23] rows

Sed range of lines result

ip address | sed -n '2, 4p'

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