- Offers fiber and broadband services in Dhaka (Nikunja, Khilkhet)
- Operates AS 134712 with IPv4/IPv6 and public peering
Company overview and network identity
Pipex Network is an Internet service provider based in Bangladesh. The company advertises broadband service in Dhaka, focusing on areas such as Nikunja 1, Nikunja 2 and Khilkhet. It uses fibre-optic cable infrastructure to deliver connectivity to homes and businesses. The provider also offers server setup, web development, and app development services. It supports both IPv4 and IPv6 addressing and provides “real IP” options in its packages. On PeeringDB, Pipex Network is listed with autonomous system number AS134712 and is known as “PIPEXNETWORK-BD.” The network is public in Asia Pacific. It has about 2,000 IPv4 prefixes and 512 IPv6 prefixes in its routing table. It peers at national exchanges such as BDIX and ISPAB-NIX. The network traffic levels are estimated in the 5–10 Gbps range. Its peering policy is listed as “Selective.” Pipex lists itself as registered and operating fully in the Bangladesh market.
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Services, coverage and market footprint
Pipex offers broadband internet service plans with unlimited data, free real IP addressing, and no fair usage policies. It provides dedicated and shared bandwidth packages. The provider also offers value-added services like media servers, FTP hosting, web application development and app development. Its server offerings include HTTP caching, media servers and TV streaming backend support. Pipex states that it has multiple points of presence (PoPs) in key Dhaka localities to expand its reach and reduce last-mile constraints. Its customer base includes residential consumers and enterprise clients in Dhaka’s subregions. The network’s infrastructure is designed for redundancy and capacity scaling. Pipex promotes 99% uptime and 24/7 support in its marketing materials. The company aims to combine local service, technical control and modern infrastructure to compete in Bangladesh’s broadband market.
