[Quickfix-developers] Router Messages to Fix Gateway/Engine RESTATED

[Naveed A. <na...@nc...>]

Anybody having knowledge of FIX Routers and FIX Gateways Connectivity
kindly respond

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One Fix Router receiving many connections/logon messages from various
clients,

How all these clients are authenticated on Main fix gateway, through FIX
router ?

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How many logon messages are exchanged b/w FIX Router and FIX GATEWAY

What is the sequence of messages?

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From: Nick Bilak [mailto:be...@gm...]=20
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 8:46 PM
To: Naveed Ali
Subject: Re: [Quickfix-developers] Router Messages to Fix Gateway/Engine

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Naveed,

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as I understand you will have to create new initiator to extrenal FIX
acceptor for each new client loggin into your router

all clients must have unique CompIDs and new login with the same CompID
will override existing connection

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On 7/25/07, Naveed Ali <na...@nc...> wrote:=20

QuickFIX Documentation:
http://www.quickfixengine.org/quickfix/doc/html/index.html=20
QuickFIX Support: http://www.quickfixengine.org/services.html

Hello there,

I want to know that what is the mechanism that your FIX Router connects=20
/sends messages to any FIX Engine/Gateway,

i.e. when a client tries to send a message of logon through  the router,
it send Logon to it.
Does the router forwards this message as it is to desired location?=20
What if the router has already established the connection to that
destination due to some other client

Does the router seems similar to any ordinary FIX initiator to the
acceptor or else?
If else then what a router is assumed to be for any FIX Acceptor?=20


If it is any ordinary Fix Initiator then I have learned that for each
initiator session, logon is sent once and at the start of the session,
how can two logon messages (from different client to router) can be sent

from an initiator to the acceptor within the same session?


I may be some what mixing things but hope to get the answer from you.

Thanks and with regards
Muhammad Naveed Ali

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Regards,
    Nick.=20