220.152.114.214
220.152.114.214 is the Main node of Asma Broadband Network, a BDIX server operated by Asma Broadband Network. Because it is a private BDIX address, it only responds inside Bangladeshi networks that peer with BDIX - never from the open internet.
The IP address 220.152.114.214 belongs to Asma Broadband Network's BDIX media server on the Bangladesh Internet Exchange (BDIX). This is the primary recorded address of the server. It carries movies and TV series. This page is the reference for the 220.152.114.214 family: every common misspelling of the address resolves here, and the details below are gathered from the server's own records rather than guessed.
Quick Facts
| Operator | Asma Broadband Network |
|---|---|
| Main Address | 220.152.114.214 |
| Content | Movies and TV series |
| Access | Browser (HTTP) |
| Reachability | BDIX · Reachable on BDIX: you need a Bangladeshi ISP that peers with BDIX. We cannot verify live up/down from outside BDIX. |
Details
| IP address | 220.152.114.214 |
|---|---|
| Server | Asma Broadband Network |
| Node | Main |
| Hostname | - |
| Reachable on | BDIX |
Reachability: Who Can Open 220.152.114.214
It sits on BDIX peering, so any BDIX-connected Bangladeshi ISP can open it directly.
Reachable on BDIX: you need a Bangladeshi ISP that peers with BDIX. We cannot verify live up/down from outside BDIX.
How to Access 220.152.114.214
- Check you are on a network that can reach it: the server sits on BDIX peering, so you need a Bangladeshi ISP that peers through BDIX (nearly all home and mobile broadband ISPs do).
- Open it in a browser: type
http://220.152.114.214in the address bar. The server's homepage opens with its media sections. - Or use an FTP or file manager app: add a server with host
220.152.114.214, port21; leave credentials blank for guest access unless the server asks for the account it publishes.
Step-by-step walkthroughs: access BDIX FTP on Android · on Windows.
Troubleshooting: When 220.152.114.214 Will Not Load
Run down the list in order - most failed loads are one of these five:
- You are outside the reachability zone - the address is only routed inside BDIX, so requests from abroad never reach it. Test from a connection in the right zone before anything else.
- The node itself is offline - nodes restart and get migrated; if the address answers from the right network but not from yours, it is your route, not the node.
- A typo in the address - check the octets: a letter "o" for zero, a doubled digit, or a missing dot each land on a different (usually nonexistent) address.
- An old value in your player - IPTV playlists and portal codes change; replace the stored host or code with the current one from the service's own page.
- The server moved - operators occasionally renumber; the servers directory and this page's sibling list stay current.
Still stuck? The troubleshooting guide covers the general BDIX cases: connection type, DNS, and the timeout-vs-down distinction.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
What is 220.152.114.214?
Which server does 220.152.114.214 belong to?
Who can reach 220.152.114.214?
How do I open 220.152.114.214?
http://220.152.114.214 in a browser, or add it as a server in an FTP or media app (port 21 for FTP-style catalogs). The full step-by-step is in the How-to-access section above.Why can't I connect to 220.152.114.214 from outside Bangladesh?
Is 220.152.114.214 down?
I typed a misspelled address - is that OK?
220152114214 (no dots), a letter "o" in place of a zero, and a trailing dot or space after the last octet - this page answers for all of them.Is 220.152.114.214 free?
Reaching the address is free and uses only your normal ISP bandwidth - there is no separate charge for opening it. Most content is open to guest access in a browser; if a section asks for an account, use the credentials Asma Broadband publishes on its own site.
Privacy Note
bdix.app catalogs publicly observable facts about BDIX servers for reference: addresses, hostnames and reachability classes. We do not host files, proxy streams, store credentials, or track who opens what. Credentials for gated sections come from the operator; if you have lost yours, contact the operator, not us.
Related Pages
- Directory: BDIX servers directory - Asma Broadband Network is catalogued there with its recorded nodes
- Lookup: IP lookup tool - resolve any BDIX address, typos included
- Status: Server & IP status - live reachability checks
- Background: What is BDIX? - how the exchange makes these addresses special