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15 Dec 2021

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T7 Production environment: Increase in the number of partitions and change of the Partition ID for some futures

Eurex Circular 117/21 T7 Production environment: Increase in the number of partitions and change of the Partition ID for some futures

1.  Introduction

Eurex Exchange is planning to increase the number of partitions available in the T7 production environment (MIC: XEUR) from eleven to twelve. In total, the T7 production environment will then consist of 13 partitions (XEUR: 12 and XEEE: 1). Following the addition of the new partition (Partition 12), some of the existing futures products from Partition 6, predominantly those futures products traded during the Eurex Trading Hour Extension but also some Capital Market Futures, will be redistributed to the new partition from the business day 21 February 2022 onwards.

For most of the affected products, the existing multicast addresses for the dissemination of the market data via the EMDI and EOBI interfaces will change. The multicast addresses for the dissemination of market data via the MDI interface on the other hand will not change for any products. Participants with high-frequency sessions (HF sessions always use the partition-specific gateways) will also be directly affected by these changes. The product reference data will be modified accordingly to reflect the new partition IDs.

On Saturday, 19 February 2022, Eurex will offer a connection test between 14:00 CET and 16:00 CET to provide participants the opportunity to test their connectivity on the ETI, RDI, FIX LF, EMDI and EOBI interfaces following the activation of Partition 12 and the move of the products. The reference data containing the respective changes will be provided for the connection test.

The circular outlines the most important information relating to the addition of the new partition. 

Start of production: 21 February 2022

2.  Required action

Moving products from one partition to another may lead to a scenario where GTC/GTD orders entered and owned by one high-frequency session come to reside on two different partitions. As a high-frequency session login is always partition-specific (via a partition-specific gateway), the respective owning session needs to login to the new partition to manage orders for products which have been moved. To manage orders for products which have not been moved, the owning session needs to login to the old partition.

Participants may require additional high frequency sessions for the new partition and must therefore ensure that they order them via the Member Section of Deutsche Börse Group. New sessions ordered between Monday and Friday before 17:30 CE(S)T will become active on the next business day.

3.  Details 

The following products currently on Partition 6 are affected:

Product

Product Type

PartitionID (old)

PartitionID (new)

FESB, FMAA, FMAC, FMAE, FMAG, FMAP, FMAS, FMAU, FMAV, FMAW, FMBE, FMBZ, FMCG, FMCH, FMCL, FMCN, FMCO, FMCT, FMCZ, FMDK, FMDM, FMEA, FMED, FMEE, FMEF, FMEG, FMEL, FMEM, FMEN, FMEP, FMES, FMEU, FMEV, FMEY, FMFA, FMFE, FMFI, FMFJ, FMFO, FMFP, FMFR, FMFU, FMFW, FMGA, FMGC, FMGS, FMHC, FMHK, FMHS, FMHU, FMID, FMIG, FMIN, FMIT, FMIV, FMJP, FMJY, FMKN, FMKW, FMMC, FMMD, FMMF, FMMG, FMMH, FMMI, FMML, FMMQ, FMMR, FMMS, FMMT, FMMU, FMMV, FMMW, FMMX, FMMY, FMNA, FMNL, FMNS, FMNW, FMNZ, FMOG, FMOV, FMPA, FMPE, FMPH, FMPL, FMPX, FMQA, FMRS, FMRU, FMSA, FMSC, FMSD, FMSE, FMSF, FMSI, FMSJ, FMSM, FMSP, FMSS, FMST, FMSU, FMSW, FMSZ, FMTH, FMTW, FMUA, FMUC, FMUD, FMUE, FMUF, FMUH, FMUI, FMUK, FMUL, FMUM, FMUP, FMUQ, FMUR, FMUS, FMUT, FMUU, FMUV, FMUW, FMWB, FMWC, FMWD, FMWF, FMWH, FMWI, FMWL, FMWM, FMWN, FMWO, FMWP, FMWQ, FMWR, FMWS, FMWT, FMWW, FMXA, FMXB, FMXC, FMXG, FMXJ, FMXK, FMXS, FMXT, FMXU, FMZA, FXXP

FINX

6

12

FGBS, FGBX, CONF, FBTM, FBTS, FOAM, FBON

FBND

6

12

FVS

FVOL

6

12

The IP addresses for the partition specific gateways for Partition 12 will be as follows: 

PartitionID

Active PS Gateway

Standby PS Gateway

12

193.29.91.153

193.29.91.187

The following table provides an overview of the new multicast addresses for the affected products for the EMDI and EOBI interfaces (if applicable). The existing ports will remain unchanged.

Product Type

Interface

Snapshot A

Snapshot B

Incremental A

Incremental B

FINX / FVOL

EOBI

224.0.114.156

224.0.114.172

224.0.114.157

224.0.114.173

FINX / FVOL

EMDI

224.0.29.16

224.0.30.16

224.0.29.17

224.0.30.17

FBND

EOBI

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

FBND

EMDI

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

unchanged

To verify access to the new multicast addresses, technical heartbeats will be disseminated on the new addresses listed above well in advance of the connection test. The availability of the technical heartbeats will be announced separately via Implementation News.  

The source IP addresses for all interfaces are contained within previously documented ranges and can be found together with the gateway IP addresses, ports and locations (side A/side B) in the document “N7 Network Access Guide” which is available on the Eurex website www.eurex.com under the following link: 

Support > Initiatives & Releases > T7 Release 10.0 > Network Access


Further information

Recipients:

All Trading Participants of Eurex Deutschland and Vendors

Target groups:

Front Office/Trading, Middle + Backoffice, IT/System Administration, Auditing/Security Coordination

Contact:

Your Technical Key Account Manager via your VIP number or cts@deutsche-boerse.com

Web:

Support > Initiatives & Releases > T7 Release 10.0

Authorized by:

Wolfgang Eholzer


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