test.txt 

|    94.17.166.233:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |         
+                                                   
|    94.17.201.7:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |           
+                                                 
|    94.17.238.174:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |         
+                                                   
|    94.17.25.93:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |           
+                                                 
|    94.17.174.32:5070    |    unknown    |    disabled    |          
+                                                  
|    94.17.153.2:5080    |    unknown    |    disabled    |           
+                                                 
|    94.17.253.74:9999    |    unknown    |    disabled    |          
+                                                  
|    94.17.78.65:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |           
+                                                 
|    94.17.116.247:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |         
+                                                   
|    94.17.201.223:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |         
+                                                   
|    94.17.194.127:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |         
+                                                   
|    94.17.157.165:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |         
+                                                   
|    94.17.160.92:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |          
+                                                  
|    94.17.248.40:5060    |    unknown    |    disabled    |

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From the above text file, I want to grep only IP:port as shown below. 

94.17.166.233:5060
94.17.201.7:5060
94.17.238.174:5060
94.17.174.32:5070

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can someone help me with a code ?

In reply to How to grep some string(IP:port) from text file and print into txt file by hegaa

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