sed special character replace

Shell Programming and Scripting
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I need to do the following:

text in the format of:

ADDRESS=abcd123:1111
  • abcd123:1111 is different on every system.

replace with: ADDRESS=localhost:2222

sed 's/ADDRESS=<What do I use here?>/ADDRESS=localhost:2222/g'

Everything I've tried ends up with:

ADDRESS=localhost:2222abcd123:1111

Thanks in advance.

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sed 's/ADDRESS=.*/ADDRESS=localhost:2222/' myFile
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sed 's/ADDRESS=[^:]*:..../ADDRESS=localhost:2222/g' file
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Thanks I used the .* it works great. I have another one for you.

sed 's/Connector port=[^"8443" ^"8009" ^"8082"]/Connector port="2804"/g' server.xml | grep "Connector port="

I'm trying to get it to replace any that are not listed. I think it's the " that are causing the issue but adding a \ in from of each " does fix it. I've used this format before but not with any text with "" around them.