172.27.27.124

Visit 172.27.27.124

172.27.27.124 is a node (Node 4) of WOW Movie Zone (KS Network), a BDIX server operated by KS Network. It is private to KS Network's own network, so it does not load from other connections or the open internet.

The IP address 172.27.27.124 is Node 4 of WOW Movie Zone, KS Network Limited's BDIX movie server in Rajshahi. It is the "s1d1" share node, serving movies and TV series over the BDIX network so KS Network subscribers can stream without using external bandwidth. This page is the canonical answer for the 172.27.27.124 family, including its common misspellings.


New to WOW Movie Zone? Start with the main node 172.27.27.83. This page documents Node 4 (172.27.27.124); if it will not load, try the main address or another sibling.

Quick Facts

WOW Movie Zone (KS Network) Quick Facts
OperatorKS Network
Main Nodes172.27.27.83 and 172.27.27.84
Large Shares172.27.27.26/2TB4 and 172.27.27.124/s1d1
Other Recorded Paths.244, .245, .248, .250, .251, .252
ContentMovies and TV series
ReachabilityLocal Network · Reachable on the hosting ISP's own network only: these are local/private IPs.

Details

172.27.27.124 details
IP address172.27.27.124
ServerWOW Movie Zone (KS Network)
NodeNode 4
Hostname-
Reachable onLocal Network

Other IPs of WOW Movie Zone (KS Network)

See the full node list on the WOW Movie Zone (KS Network) page →

Reachability

Local Network

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


How to Access 172.27.27.124

  1. Connect to BDIX: you need a Bangladeshi ISP that peers through BDIX - for KS Network subscribers the server sits on the operator's own network. This is a private-range address and will not load from foreign connections.
  2. Open in a browser: type http://172.27.27.124 in the address bar. The node opens the WOW Movie Zone homepage with its movie and TV sections.
  3. Or use an FTP app: add a server with host 172.27.27.124, port 21; leave credentials blank for guest access unless the server asks for the account it provides.

Step-by-step with screenshots: access BDIX FTP on Android · on Windows · browsing movie categories.


Common Misspellings of 172.27.27.124

Common entryWhat it isCorrect address
172.27.27.142transposed digits: no such node172.27.27.124
172.27.27.12a missing digit: different address172.27.27.124
172.27.27.83a sibling WOW node: different share, same server172.27.27.83
1722727124no separators between octets172.27.27.124
172.27.27.124. / 172.27.27.124 trailing dot or space172.27.27.124

The WOW Movie Zone nodes all sit in 172.27.27.x, so only the last octet changes between them (.26, .83, .84, .124, .244–.252). Double-check the last group before assuming a node is down.


FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

What is 172.27.27.124?
172.27.27.124 is the IP address of Node 4 of the WOW Movie Zone (KS Network Limited): one of the BDIX nodes of the WOW Movie Zone network. Opening http://172.27.27.124 from a BDIX connection loads the same sections served across the WOW Movie Zone nodes.
Is 172.27.27.124 the WOW Movie Zone?
Yes: it is one node of the WOW Movie Zone family. The main recorded address is 172.27.27.83; sibling nodes: 172.27.27.83 (Main), 172.27.27.84 (Node 2), …. Use whichever node loads fastest for you.
How do I log in to 172.27.27.124?
Most WOW Movie Zone content is open to guest access in a browser or FTP app (host 172.27.27.124, port 21, blank credentials). If a section asks for an account, use the credentials KS Network provides on its own site.
Is 172.27.27.124 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, or use the server status tool.
Why can't I connect to 172.27.27.124?
The usual causes: (1) your connection is not on BDIX or the KS Network, (2) the node is temporarily offline, or (3) a typo - all WOW nodes sit in 172.27.27.x. Use exactly 172.27.27.124 and check the troubleshooting guide.
Is 172.27.27.124 free?

Yes: accessing 172.27.27.124 is free. There is no subscription or payment; you only use your normal ISP bandwidth.