BDIX

10.16.100.213

Visit cdn1.icc.com.bd

10.16.100.213 is a node (CDN 1) of ICC FTP Server, a BDIX server operated by ICC Communication Ltd. It is also known by the hostname cdn1.icc.com.bd. It is private to ICC Communication Ltd's own network, so it does not load from other connections or the open internet.

The IP address 10.16.100.213 is the CDN 1 (content-delivery) node of ICC Communication Ltd's FTP/HTTP media network on the Bangladesh Internet Exchange (BDIX). It serves the ICC FTP server catalog: movies, TV series and live TV: and exists so users can switch nodes when one is slow or down. This page is the canonical answer for the 10.16.100.213 family, including its common misspellings.

Looking for the main ICC server? That's 10.16.100.244. This page is for CDN 1 (10.16.100.213): a content-delivery node of the same ICC FTP server. If 10.16.100.213 won't load, try the main address first.

Quick Facts

ICC FTP Server Quick Facts
OperatorICC Communication Ltd
Main Address10.16.100.244
Recorded Mirrors10.16.100.202, 10.16.100.206, 10.16.100.213
ContentMovies, TV series, live TV, software, music and games
AccessBrowser, FTP client and any current portal or playlist shown by the server
CostNo separate directory fee; your ISP plan still applies
ReachabilityLocal Network · Reachable on the hosting ISP's own network only: these are local/private IPs.

Details

10.16.100.213 details
IP address10.16.100.213
ServerICC FTP Server
NodeCDN 1
Hostnamecdn1.icc.com.bd
Reachable onLocal Network

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Reachability

Local Network

Reachable on the hosting ISP's own network only: these are local/private IPs.

How to Access 10.16.100.213

  1. Connect to BDIX: you need a Bangladeshi ISP that peers through BDIX.

This is a private-range address and will not load from foreign connections.

  1. Open in a browser: type http://10.16.100.213 (or

http://cdn1.icc.com.bd) in the address bar. The node loads the same homepage sections as the main ICC server.

  1. Or use an FTP app: add a server with host 10.16.100.213, port

21; leave credentials blank for guest access unless the server asks for the account it provides.

  1. For live TV: add the address to an IPTV player (M3U/XTREAM) and

enter the current code published on the server homepage.

Step-by-step with screenshots: access BDIX FTP on Android · on Windows · IPTV setup.

Common Misspellings of 10.16.100.213

10.16.1oo.213"oo" instead of "00" (letter o)10.16.100.213
10.16.100.2133 / 10.16.100.21doubled or missing final digit10.16.100.213
10.16.100.244the main ICC server: different node10.16.100.244
10.16.100.212 / 10.16.1oo.212wrong final octet: no such node10.16.100.213
1016100213no separators10.16.100.213
10.16.100.213. / 10.16.100.213 trailing dot or space10.16.100.213

10.16.100.256 (listed in some old indexes as ICC "CDN 2") is not a valid address: octets cannot exceed 255. If a CDN 2 exists, its real address differs; use 10.16.100.213, 10.16.100.244 or 10.16.100.202.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

What is 10.16.100.213?
10.16.100.213 is the IP address of CDN 1 of the ICC FTP server: the content-delivery node of ICC Communication Ltd's BDIX media network. Opening http://10.16.100.213 from a BDIX connection loads the same movie, TV series and live TV sections as the main server at 10.16.100.244.
Is 10.16.100.213 the ICC FTP server?
Yes: it is a content-delivery node (CDN 1) of the ICC FTP server. The main address is 10.16.100.244; 10.16.100.213 is a CDN node, alongside the server nodes at 10.16.100.202 (Server 2) and 10.16.100.206 (Server 3).
How do I log in to 10.16.100.213?
The same way as the main ICC server: most content is open to guest access in a browser or FTP client (host 10.16.100.213, port 21, blank credentials). If a section asks for an account, use the credentials the server provides on its homepage.
Is 10.16.100.213 down?
This IP is only reachable on its hosting ISP's or BDIX network: we cannot verify live up/down from outside BDIX. Open it from a BDIX-connected ISP to check.
What is 10.16.100.256 (ICC CDN 2)?
10.16.100.256 appears in some older BDIX index lists as ICC's "CDN 2", but it is not a valid IP address: octets cannot exceed 255, so no server exists there. If ICC runs a second CDN, its real address differs; use 10.16.100.213 (CDN 1) or 10.16.100.244.
Why can't I connect to 10.16.100.213?
The usual causes: (1) your connection is not on BDIX, (2) the server is only reachable on its hosting ISP's/BDIX network: 10.16.100.244, or (3) a typo such as 10.16.1oo.213 with the letter o. Use exactly 10.16.100.213 and check troubleshooting.
Is 10.16.100.213 free?

Yes: accessing 10.16.100.213 is free. There is no subscription or payment; you only use your normal ISP bandwidth.