An application that intercepts requests for resources local to a node on the network & redirect those requests elsewhere on the network.
Software that intercepts requests for resources within a computer and analyzes them for remote access requirements. If remote access is required to satisfy the request, the redirector forms an RPC and sends the RPC to lower-layer protocol software for transmission through the network to the node that can satisfy the request. redistribution Allowing routing information discovered through one routing protocol to be distributed in the update messages of another routing protocol. Sometimes called route redistribution.
A set of software routines that route requests from user programs to resources provided over the network. (7/96)
A LAN device driver that translates operating system requests into network events and transmits them to the right protocol stack.
A web server plug-in that routes requests and responses between a client and the MobiLink synchronization server. This plug-in also implements load-balancing and failover mechanisms.
Networking software that accepts I/O requests for remote files, named pipes, or mailslots and then sends (redirects) them to a network service on another computer. Redirectors (also called network clients) are implemented as file system drivers in Windows 98.
A software module loaded into every network workstation; it captures application programs' requests for file-and equipment-sharing services and routes them through the network for action. ... more
A system-supplied (network) file system driver that provides access to files on remote machines.