WARNING: NO DATA in CHANNEL_NAME UdpReceiver during 10000 milliseconds

This warning is reported when there are either no data on this channel or the multicast packets from the channel cannot reach your machine.

This could be checked by a network engineer using a network analyzer tool (aka network sniffer).

The IP address of the UDP multicast network group and the port number could be taken from the the CME Market Data Feed Channel configuration XML file (config.xml).

For example:

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<channel id="932" label="Futures Currencies - 06B">
    <connections>
      <connection id="932IA">
        <type feed-type="I">Incremental</type>
        <protocol>UDP/IP</protocol>
        <ip>224.0.25.126</ip>
        <host-ip>10.132.18.77</host-ip>
        <port>17232</port>
        <feed>A</feed>
      </connection>
      <connection id="932IB">
        <type feed-type="I">Incremental</type>
        <protocol>UDP/IP</protocol>
        <ip>224.0.25.234</ip>
        <host-ip>10.132.12.77</host-ip>
        <port>17232</port>
        <feed>B</feed>
      </connection>

The ip and port nodes should be used.

A simple test program could be used to verify the presence of multicast packets:

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using System;
using System.Net;
using System.Net.Sockets;
using System.Text;

class UdpClientMultiRecv
{
    public static void Main()
    {
        const int portNumber = 17232;
        const string multicastGroupIp = "224.0.25.126";

        UdpClient socket = new UdpClient(portNumber);
           Console.WriteLine("Ready to receive…");

           socket.JoinMulticastGroup(IPAddress.Parse(multicastGroupIp), 50);
           IPEndPoint iep = new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Any, 0);

           byte[] data = socket.Receive(ref iep);
           string stringData = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(data, 0, data.Length);

           Console.WriteLine("received: {0} from: {1}", stringData, iep.ToString());
           socket.Close();
    }
}