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Thanks a million!
Well since many service names contain a ! % or @ the best delimiter would be =.
sed -n -e "\=^Veronica/Disney XD$={x;p;q;};h" services
00a6:ffff0000:0019:01f4:25:203

Well I tried to use another delimiter but it seems to be unsupported.
The / works:
sed -n -e "/^Nederland 1$/{x;p;q;};h" services
1f44:ffff0000:0008:01f4:1:331

However using ! will not:
sed...

Hi there,

After lots of reading I figured out how to use sed to parse my file.
This file is called services.txt:

00a1:ffff0000:0018:01f4:1:477
BravaNL ...

Thanks allot folks!

You really helped me out, especially the example without using sed!
Thanks a million!

I'm afraid the environment doesn't ship with "awk".
So there is no way to do the same thing with only sed?
If not then I'll have to ask the software-maintainer to recompile a new build for our...

The script is going to run on a busybox-enviroment.
The awk application is not available, only sed and grep.

Hi there,

I have a file with lines like these:
0105:ffff0000:001b:01f4:25:434
0299:ffff0000:0009:01f4:2:319
02d2:ffff0000:000e:01f4:2:507

The above values are split up using ":" characters....