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CME EConnect - NY5 is a client-managed connectivity solution providing access to BrokerTec via CME Globex Platform from CME’s point of presence (POP) in NY5 Secaucus. Only Equinix IBX Licensed Space customers in Secaucus can order EConnect - NY5 service and connect to it with an Equinix cross connect. EConnect - NY5 differs from the other EConnect services in that customers cannot connect to this service using a carrier circuit. Connectivity is available for Customers located on the Equinix Secaucus campus - NY2/NY4/NY5.

For more details to trade CME Group products via this connectivity method, contact your Globex Account Manager (GAM).

CME EConnect - NY5 connectivity provides access to:

  • iLink order entry on the CME Globex platform for BrokerTec markets
  • Market data for Brokertec markets on CME Globex disseminated over the CME Market Data Platform (MDP)

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Handoff Specifications

  • 1 Gbps hand-off
  • 10 Gbps hand-off
  • Single Mode Fiber
  • 1G-LR (1GBASE-LH)
  • 10G-LR (10GBASE-LR)
  • 1310nm wavelength

Figure: EConnect NY5 Connectivity

CME Globex EConnect Connectivity Procedures

Upon successful validation of the cross connect and site acceptance by CME Group, the customer is responsible for the following procedures:

  • Activating the multicast stream
  • Configuring the customer application on the arbitration server
  • Configuring routers
  • Configuring the rendezvous point’s IP address
  • Configuring a fixed path between each router and corresponding CME data center
  • Validating that the listener server is receiving data from the correct source

Routing Requirements

Customer routers must be capable of using advanced TCP/IP Protocols including BGP and multicast, specifically PIM Sparse Mode.

  • BGP routing must be used on the routers terminating CME Group connections.
  • It is recommended that customers use a routing protocol between their routers to provide automatic failover.
  • All IP packets destined for CME Group must be sourced from CME Group-assigned private address space.
  • Multicast PIM Sparse Mode must be used.

Restrictions

The following restrictions apply to connectivity:

  • No site-to-site connectivity.
  • No direct server connectivity into CME Globex.
  • Terminating the circuit on a Layer 2 device is not allowed.
  • CME Group will not accept traffic sourced from any customer’s public IP space.
  • Only one Market Data Platform data feed per router is allowed.
  • Customer hardware must be capable of supporting quote streams (e.g., PIM sparse mode).
  • Customer equipment must be in CME approved space
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