1. An alternative network route or data transmission path that is automatically activated when the primary path fails or becomes unavailable.
The system automatically switches to the failover path when the main connection is lost.
O sistema muda automaticamente para o caminho de failover quando a conexão principal é perdida.
2. A redundant pathway in a network infrastructure designed to ensure continuous service availability and prevent downtime.
The failover path ensures that data continues to flow even if the primary route is compromised.
O caminho de failover garante que os dados continuem fluindo mesmo se a rota primária for comprometida.