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Failover is
switching to a
redundant or
standby computer server, system,
hardware component or
network upon the
failure or
abnormal termination of the...
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Wireless failover is an
automated function in
telephone networks and
computer networks where a
standard hardwired connection is
switched to a redundant...
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system without requiring administrative intervention, a
process known as
failover. As part of this process,
clustering software may
configure the node before...
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establishes an ****ociation
between gateways in
order to
achieve default gateway failover if the
primary gateway becomes inaccessible. HSRP
gateways send multicast...
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support for High-Availability with two-level auto
failover: the
broker failover and
server failover. When
connecting to a
broker via a
client API, users...
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Capability negotiation Application layer acknowledgements;
Diameter defines failover methods and
state machines (RFC 3539) Extensibility; new
commands can be...
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without human intervention, is
called failover.
Manual switchover on
error would be used if
automatic failover is not available,
possibly because the...
- (PRP) is a
network protocol standard for
Ethernet that
provides seamless failover against failure of any
network component. This
redundancy is invisible...
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allows server computers to work
together as a
computer cluster, to
provide failover and
increased availability of applications, or
parallel calculating power...
- Dooley, Michael; Kapur, Arun (March 2003). DHCP
Failover Protocol. IETF. I-D draft-ietf-dhc-
failover-12.
Retrieved May 9, 2010. Weinberg, Neal (2018-08-14)...
