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FAQ |
A. By default, all available network interfaces are used. To specify the particular network interface, the LocalNetworkInterface property is used for both feed A and B. If you want to use different interfaces for feeds, you can use LocalNetworkInterfaceA and LocalNetworkInterfaceB properties.
For example:
Handler.LocalNetworkInterface = System.Net.IPAddress.Parse("10.147.24.2"); // "10.147.24.2" is the IP address of the network card that faces CME. or Handler.LocalNetworkInterfaceA = System.Net.IPAddress.Parse("10.147.24.3"); // "10.147.24.3" is the IP address of the network card that faces CME. Handler.LocalNetworkInterfaceB = System.Net.IPAddress.Parse("10.147.24.4"); // "10.147.24.4" is the IP address of the network card that faces CME.
A. This field is available via the DefinitionMessage property.
For example:
void OnSecurityDefinitionReceived(Handler.SecurityDefinitionReceivedEventArgs e) { string symbol = e.Definition[Tags.Symbol]; }