Do you really want to grep your input? Grepping the input would essentially means to filter out some lines and keep the others. It seems (although your post is not entirely clear about what you want) that you only want to keep the first "field".

Here's a possible oneliner doing that: 

$ echo '
> |    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    |
>
> '    |   perl -ne '
> print "$1\n" if /\|\s+([\w.:]+)\s+/;
> '
94.17.166.233:5060
94.17.201.7:5060
94.17.238.174:5060
94.17.25.93:5060
94.17.174.32:5070
94.17.153.2:5080
94.17.253.74:9999
94.17.78.65:5060
94.17.116.247:5060
94.17.201.223:5060
94.17.194.127:5060
94.17.157.165:5060
94.17.160.92:5060
94.17.248.40:5060

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If that's not what you want, please explain more.

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

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