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failover


Automatically Switching to a redundant or Standby Server, SyStem, or network upon the failure or abnormal termination of the currently-active Server, SyStem, or network (a "hot Standby" or "warm Standby"). Failover happenS without human intervention. ThiS feature iS uSually built-in to expenSive SyStemS which muSt be available continuouSly. (2001-03-19)

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