BDIX IP Lookup

BDIX servers are internal services: each one lives on a private address that only exists inside the Bangladesh Internet Exchange and the Bangladeshi networks that peer with it. That is why a server like ICC works instantly on one local ISP and times out everywhere else - the address is simply not routed to the open internet.

This lookup maps every recorded private address back to the server that runs it. It also resolves the common human typos - a letter “o” for zero (10.16.1oo.244), reversed octets (16.10.100.244 is a different server), or a run of digits typed without dots - to the canonical IP page.

• Most recorded BDIX servers sit in 10.x.x.x, 172.16–31.x.x or 192.168.x.x (the private blocks).
• A few legacy hosts use 15.x.x.x, an older Bangladesh convention that works the same way inside BDIX.
• A public address in the directory means the operator also exposes the server (or a portal for it) on the open internet.
• From a foreign connection these private addresses will never respond - a timeout here is normal and tells you nothing about the server's health.

If you are inside a BDIX-peering ISP and an address still fails, the ping tester and internet diagnostic separate BDIX reachability from your connection's own problems.