Definitions for "Redirection"
1. The channeling of output to a file or device instead of to the standard output. 2. The channeling of input from a file or device instead of from the standard output.
A networking application function that intercepts and reroutes input and output requests for networked devices.
In UNIX, to send the standard output to a file instead of to the terminal or to take the standard input from a file instead of from the terminal.
The process of writing to or reading from a file or device different from the one that would normally be the target or the source. Can be used to automatically send a user from an outdated URL to a new one.
In the case of Internet and hosting terms, redirection is similar to domain forwarding with one major difference. The user never sees the "real" URL for the site, only the domain name that took them there. This is extremely useful if you have a site that you can't use a domain with, such as a freebie Geocities site. It can also be useful for having multiple domains that all go to the same website.
Redirection is a service offering which changes the course of a mail item from a customer's old address to a new address.
See Change of Address Service. (réexpédition du courrier)
The process by which traffic that is destined for one location is sent to another. This can be from server to server or, across a distributed network, from one WAN or LAN to another. Redirection is frequently used as a method of Failover.
In SysMaster, forwarding the packets of network connection to the cluster servers for processing.
A system by which clients accessing a particular URL are sent to a different location, either on the same server or on a different server. This system is useful if a resource has moved and you want the clients to use the new location transparently. It's also used to maintain the integrity of relative links when directories are accessed without a trailing slash.
Restoring files from tape to a hard disk location that is different from where they were originally backed-up.
LiveVault Online Backup Service allows you to restore data to a directory or volume on the Agent computer other than its original location.
Rotation of a core, and initiation of flaking from a new platform situated at right angles to a previous platform. Produces a redirecting flake.
Channel an action or behavior into a new direction.
A message that is intended to cause a change in the routing behavior of the node receiving it.
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