When you land on bx-0002.bx-dc-msedge.net, you'll see a message saying services aren't available. That might sound harmless, but the technical reality is worse. The site's SSL certificate is invalid — your browser can't trust the connection, which means any data sent or received could be intercepted. The domain itself doesn't even appear in WHOIS records, meaning there's no registered owner on file. For a site that looks like it should be part of Microsoft's content delivery infrastructure, that's highly unusual.
There are no bx-0002.bx-dc-msedge.net reviews anywhere because there's no evidence this site has ever functioned publicly. It has no privacy policy, no terms of service, and no contact information. The IP addresses point to Microsoft's Azure network, so it may have once been part of an internal system, but right now it's exposed without any of the security protections a working service would need.
If you've been told to use this page for anything — downloading software, accessing a service, or entering credentials — do not proceed. This setup is not safe for any real use. The safest assumption is that this should not be reachable by the public at all.