BDIX

15.1.1.1

Visit new.circleftp.net

15.1.1.1 is the Main node of Circle FTP, a BDIX server operated by Circle Network. It is also known by the hostname new.circleftp.net. It is private to Circle Network's own network, so it does not load from other connections or the open internet.

The IP address 15.1.1.1 belongs to Circle FTP: Circle Network's FTP/HTTP media server on the Bangladesh Internet Exchange (BDIX), widely known as circleftp.net: the same server covered in full on the Circle FTP server page. This is the canonical page for the whole 15.1.1.1 family, including every common misspelling (most famously 15.1.1.1.1 with an extra "1", one of the most-searched BDIX queries), so whichever variant you typed, you land here.

Did you mean 15.1.1.1? If you typed 15.1.1.1.1, 15111, 1.1.1.1.15, or any other variant below: yes, you're in the right place. The correct spelling has four octets: 15.1.1.1.

Quick Facts

Circle FTP Quick Facts
OperatorCircle Network
Main Address15.1.1.1
Other Recorded Endpoints15.1.1.4, 15.1.1.5, circleftp.net
Portalemby.circleftp.net:8096
ContentMovies, TV series and some live TV
AccessBrowser, FTP app and the recorded portal
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

15.1.1.1 details
IP address15.1.1.1
ServerCircle FTP
NodeMain
Hostnamenew.circleftp.net
Reachable onLocal Network

Other IPs of Circle FTP

See the full node list on the Circle FTP page →

Common Misspellings (They All Point Here)

15.1.1.3 15.1.1.5 15.1.1.l 15.l.1.1 15111

Reachability

Local Network

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

Full history: Circle FTP server status.

How to Access 15.1.1.1

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

(nearly all home and mobile broadband ISPs in Bangladesh). This is a private-range address and will not load from foreign connections.

  1. Open in a browser: type http://15.1.1.1 (or http://circleftp.net)

in the address bar of any browser. The server's homepage opens with its movie, TV series and live TV sections.

  1. Or use an FTP app: add a server with host 15.1.1.1, port 21;

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

  1. For live TV: add 15.1.1.1 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 15.1.1.1

People search for dozens of variants of this IP: an extra "1" octet, the letter "l" in place of the digit 1, no dots at all, and reordered digits. All of them are this page. Correct spelling: 15.1.1.1.

15.1.1.1.1extra "1" as a fifth octet: the most-searched variant15.1.1.1
15.1 1.1 / 15 1 1 1space instead of a dot15.1.1.1
15.1.1.l / 15.l.1.1letter "l" instead of digit 115.1.1.1
15111no separators (all digits merged)15.1.1.1
1.1.1.1.15digits reversed15.1.1.1
15.1.1.5wrong final octet: no such server15.1.1.1
15.1.1.1. / 15.1.1.1 trailing dot or space15.1.1.1
http://15.1.1.1/ / www.15.1.1.1scheme or "www" typed in15.1.1.1
15.1.1.1.1.1 / 15.1.1.1.15doubled extra octets15.1.1.1

15.1.1.1.1 and other five-part addresses are not valid IPv4 addresses (an IP has exactly four octets): no server exists at 15.1.1.1.1. The Circle server is 15.1.1.1.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

What is 15.1.1.1?
15.1.1.1 is the IP address of the Circle FTP server: Circle Network's BDIX media server in Bangladesh. Opening http://15.1.1.1 from a BDIX connection loads the Circle FTP homepage with its movies, TV series and live TV.
What is 15.1.1.1.1?
15.1.1.1.1 is the most common misspelling of 15.1.1.1: an extra "1" typed at the end. It is not a valid IP address (IPv4 has exactly four octets), and it refers to the same Circle FTP server; this page is the canonical answer for it.
Is 15.1.1.1 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.
How do I log in to 15.1.1.1?
Most Circle content is open to guest access: open http://15.1.1.1 in a browser or connect with an FTP client (host 15.1.1.1, port 21) with blank credentials. If a section asks for an account, use the credentials the server provides on its homepage; there is no public universal password.
What's the code for 15.1.1.1 (Circle FTP)?
The "Circle FTP code" is the login code an IPTV player asks for when you add 15.1.1.1 as a live-TV playlist. The server admin publishes the current code on the server's homepage (circleftp.net) and changes it periodically: we don't list it here because it goes stale. Check the server itself for today's code.
Can I watch movies or live TV on 15.1.1.1?
Yes: Circle FTP hosts one of the largest movie catalogs on BDIX (Hollywood, Bollywood, Hindi dubbed and Bengali films) plus TV series and a live TV section. Browse it in a browser or FTP app, or stream live TV in an IPTV player. bdix.app does not host or link to movie files; this page is informational.
Is 15.1.1.1 free?
Yes: accessing 15.1.1.1 is free. There is no subscription or payment; you only use your normal ISP bandwidth.
What about 1.1.1.1.15 or 15.1.1.5?
1.1.1.1.15 (digits reversed) and 15.1.1.5 (wrong final octet) are common misspellings of 15.1.1.1. Neither is a real server: the Circle FTP server is 15.1.1.1.
Why can't I connect to 15.1.1.1?

The usual causes: (1) your connection is not on BDIX (foreign or non-peering ISP), (2) the server is only reachable on its hosting ISP's/BDIX network: (3) a typo, e.g. 15.1.1.1.1 with an extra 1. Use exactly 15.1.1.1 and check troubleshooting.