DTN was made aware of CME data lagging the markets this morning. Our engineers immediately contacted the CME exchange in order to determine the cause of the problem. It was determined that the cause originated at the CME’s primary data center, so DTN moved our ticker systems to receive its data from the CME’s secondary data center. The quote and trade data being provided is now up to date and accurate, however, we are still working to correct today’s cumulative volume for electronic contracts.
As for CQG each vendor may receive different feeds (depending upon if they offer trading services, market depth, etc) from different data centers (geographically diverse locations) at the exchange. The problem DTN experienced was caused by one feed at one of the CME’s data centers. Luckily, DTN has redundant connections to multiple CME data centers and was able to switch to rectify the situation.
We do our best to report problems and relay the ETA to these issues to our customers while they are ocurring. In this instance the communication to you we did not have the exact problem and resolution at the time your chat started. I reviewed your chat session and during this session we explained the we escalated your report of the problems. There was also a message posted on our MOTD site twice during the chat session.
http://www.dtniq.com/product/motd/motd2.cfm Thank you
Mike