Answer by Ed Morton for How to select first occurrence from between two...
In your final awk scipt change: p ; /!/{exit} to p {print; if (/!/) exit} so you exit after processing the block you're interested in rather than exiting at the end of the first block in the file.
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Your first sed example doesn't work for the second and following blocks, because /!/q (the backslash may lead to undefined behaviour, so I drop it) is already executed for the first ! and the script...
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What I have: interface GigabitEthernet0/2/1/6.2061 description --> Some description here service-policy input BESTEFFORT-IN service-policy output Egress_30M vrf VPN-s2s ipv4 mtu 1500 ipv4 address...
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