CME Group 2015 FIA Test Script



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Group 2015 FIA Test Script

Table of Contents Important Information... 3 Pre-Test Connectivity Certification or Ping Testing... 6 Standard Disaster Recovery Failover... 7 Test Date Trade Entry Pre-Opening... 7 Trade Entry and Submission to Hosted Exchanges... 8 Test... 8 Communication to Group during the Test... 10 End of Test... 10

Important Information On Saturday October 24th the Group will be executing a & DR exercise as part of the Futures Industry Association (FIA) test. The test will begin at 9:00am EDT and end at 3:00pm EDT. Group represents the merged, CBOT, NYMEX/COMEX and KCBT exchanges; therefore, Group will execute one test that includes all entities from the aforementioned exchanges. Description of Production Operations and Outlined Scenarios During normal operations, all and applications and environments run out of the primary data center. This facility also houses Group Co-Location. All global customer connectivity is routed back to this facility via the Group network. The disaster recovery facility will be unavailable for any Group applications. GLink LNET Production Access (Chi) Intl Hubs CIL (NY) EConnect New York Available Unavailable X Feed Unavailable DR

Test Scope: Disaster Recovery Scenarios The primary data center houses all Group production applications,, and as well as Co-location services. The out-of-region data center houses Disaster Recovery (DR) services and will be accessible via the network depending on the failure scenarios highlighted in the following 2 scenarios. Customers connect to both production and DR applications via the same IP addresses. This topic highlights the potential scenarios that could impact customer connectivity during a disaster in. In these 2 scenarios both and will be available via the disaster recovery facility. Scenario 1: Regional: Metropolitan Disaster: All Group area datacenters are down and customers will be re-directed to the disaster recovery facility. Note: GLink and LNET are out of scope in this first scenario, firms submitting test trades during this window would need to utilize their back-up order routing facilities. Customer connectivity that is not dependent on area data centers will be maintained; there will be no changes required by these customers. This scenario will run for approximately the first 2 hours of the test window (9am to 11am EDT). (test window duration is 6 hours total 9 am to 3 pm EDT) GLink LNET Production Access (Chi) Intl Hubs CIL (NY) EConnect New York DR Available Unavailable X Feed Unavailable

Scenario 2: Primary Data Center Production Room Failure: Co-location Services Available - only the applications and production environment are disabled in the Group primary data center. Customers are re-directed to the disaster recovery facility. All method of customer connectivity will be maintained. Note: GLink & LNET have been restored, firms submitting test trades during this window can now utilize their primary order routing facilities. This scenario will run for the last 4 hours of the test window, 11am to 3 pm EDT. (test window duration is 6 hours total 9 am to 3 pm EDT) GLink LNET Production Access (Chi) Intl Hubs CIL (NY) EConnect New York DR Available Unavailable X Feed Unavailable

Test Day Support: G will fully staff the GCC at our remote site(s) o New GCC Hotline numbers are: U.S. at +1 800 438 8616, in Europe at +44 800 898 013 or in Asia at +65 6532 5010 The GCC will be used as the main point of contact for all test participants. Group requests that the Firms call the GCC if they experience any issues attempting to connect front or back end systems. Upon completion of the testing, Firms are asked to call the GCC. The GCC staff will record the firm s completion. Additionally, please complete the FIA Results 2015 form found on the FIA website, or contact the Business Continuity team at BCP@cmegroup.com to obtain a copy. Results and comments will be captured to create an overall results report. As stated in the FIA meetings, no Firms names will be used in the report. Participating firms are encouraged to contact the support team at BCP@cmegroup.com with any questions you may have prior to the test, during the test or following the test. Detailed information pertaining to the front end trading system and the back-end system can be found in the associated sections of this document. Pre-Test Connectivity Certification or Ping Testing Ping Testing In preparation for the FIA test, Group will hold two preliminary tests for member firms on Saturday(s) September 12 th and October 3rd, 2015 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (EDT). The purpose of this preliminary testing is to ensure that firms are able to connect from their DR sites to Group s back-up DR site. Please note that beginning in 2013 the Group began using a Single IP for firms connectivity to both sftp and MQ for production and DR environments. For this test Firms should point their respective DR systems to the normal Group Production IP address and the will reroute internally. Please contact client services group at 312-207- 2525 or ccs@cmegroup.com to obtain/clarify the IP addresses for both MQ & sftp used during testing. Preliminary Ping Testing Components As noted, the Group will be utilizing a single IP address on both the MQ and sftp sides. Member firms should continue to point to the normal Production IP addresses. There will be two components to this testing, both to be tested on your firms designated pre-test date: (September 12 th or October 3rd) 1) MQ Ping: Group and firm staff must complete an MQ ping. No real MQ messages will be sent since we are only testing access to back-up MQ queues and do not want firm messages to be sent to them in error. Firms should make certain that there are NO messages in your outbound (TRADIN) queues before you begin your test. If messages are sent to the back-up systems, they cannot be retrieved by Group and moved to Production MQ queues; although, firms can certainly resend them.

Requirements Your existing network configuration will remain intact. Firms should point their respective DR systems to the normal Group Production MQ IP address and the will re-route internally to the DR environment. 2) sftp Access: Firms will test their sftp connection, utilizing the Production IP address, on the same pre-test date they designate on the FIA registration form. No IP address changes are necessary on the firm side and the Group will have network support available on both pre-test dates. NOTE: With the Group move to a single IP architecture, firms can now only pretest sftp connections on their designated pre-test day, (September 12 th or October 3 rd ) Please assure your firm has appropriate resources available to complete this portion of the pre-test connectivity. (i.e., MQ etc ) While confirming connectivity is done on a pre-testing basis, pushing/pulling files to the sftp servers will be completed on test day Oct. 24 th. Important: for a complete list of the Group IP addresses and port numbers, please contact House at (312) 207-2525. Testing Contacts We ask that you contact the Group Services at (312) 207-2525 or ccs@cmegroup.com to confirm your firm s participation and register through the FIA website. If you have any questions concerning the test or if you encounter any problems during testing please do not hesitate to contact us. Standard Disaster Recovery Failover Group will failover and supporting systems per its standard disaster recovery failover procedures. We expect this to be completed by 9:00am EDT on the morning of the test. Group will announce when the DR Systems (GLOBEX & ) will be ready and in an Open state on the FIA Conference call. Test Date Trade Entry Pre-Opening On the day of the test, the back-up system will be available; there is no Pre- Opening state on Saturdays. We anticipate that the system should be available at approximately 9:00am EDT that day. Group will make an announcement on the FIA Conference call when it is available on test day.

Trade Entry and Submission to Hosted Exchanges Trades entered into during the exercise will be processed through to the appropriate hosted clearing organization. Valid Trade date will be October 23rd Trade Entry Entering Test Trades into Enter test trades at the settlement price in the market you choose. Enter about 10 trades. Firms can enter trades utilizing ilink, EOS, Direct on a product, Direct Block. The Group strongly encourages firms to use as many methods of order entry as possible. Firms may use any market they want. We do recommend that Firms send orders on Floor Only Contracts, i.e. SPZ5 that will be listed on GLOBEX for the test. Firms may receive crossed trades and/or trades with other counterparties. Trade reporting to firms back office systems should be verified and then deleted. Test Component I Connectivity: To execute the test script, please make the following three connectivity implementations. You can gather the necessary information via the Group Services (CCS) team at (312) 207-2525. 1) MQ Messaging: Route your channels from your DR systems to the normal Production IP address, will reroute internally to back-up systems. 2) sftp: Firms should continue to point to the Production sftp address and the will reroute internally to the back-up site. 3) Front End (FEC): Use the same User ID and Password that you use in the production environment.

Component II EX-Pit (Block Trade) Entry: 1) Log in to the Front End application. 2) Access the Block Trade Entry screen and enter the following trade and hit the Save button: o 5000 EDH6 xxxx.00 3) Conduct a Normal Search. Using Search Type Block verify that the trades you entered are in the system. Component III PCS, CGM, & Large Trader Reports: 1) Please FTP the PCS (PCS.CMF_999.xml) CGM (CGM.xxx.01.xml) and Large Trader (PFTP.F999RPS.DATA) files from either Thursday, October 22, 2015 or Friday, October 23, 2015. Component IV Trade Registry Data File & SPAN File: 1) After Group receives your PCS, Large Trader, and CGM files, we will make available Thursday s Trade Registry Data File and the SPAN file. Trade Registry file name: FIXML-xxx_zzz_EOD-yyyyddmm.xml.zip Where xxx is the firm number, and zzz is the exchange (, CBT, NYMEX) Span file name: cme.s.pa2, cme.s.pa2.zip, cme.c.pa2, cme.c.pa2.zip, cme.date.s.pa2.zip, and cme.date.c.pa2.zip 2) After verifying receipt of these files please delete them, revert your systems back to your Production, complete the 2015 results form (available on the FIA website or contact to obtain at BCP@cmegroup.com) and then call the GCC (U.S. at +1 800 438 8616, in Europe at +44 800 898 013 or in Asia at +65 6532 5010) to recap the test results.

Communication to Group during the Test Firms have several avenues to contact G staff before, during or after the test. They can contact: The BCM team via email using BCP@cmegroup.com or the FIA Conference call which will be open for the duration of test. The GCC in the U.S. at +1 800 438 8616, in Europe at +44 800 898 013 or in Asia at +65 6532 5010. The Group Customer Support (CCS) team at (312) 207-2525. End of Test Upon test completion firms should contact the GCC at U.S. at +1 800 438 8616, in Europe at +44 800 898 013 or in Asia at +65 6532 5010 acknowledging test completion, and then complete/submit the test questionnaire posted on the FIA website to recap the test results.