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...so advertising the entire address space as less-preferred, it achieves the fault tolerance of multihoming.

...Multiple static routes, on a switch-by-switch basis, could be defined for fault tolerance. Network management functions continued to run on Prime minicomputers.

...cal Layer Signaling sublayer), and with various techniques for management, fault tolerance, and other specialized requirements.

...ns of both making computing more cost-efficient and providing additional [[fault tolerance]].

...stance of a type of networking equiment, but the most common reasons are [[fault tolerance]] and [[traffic engineering]]. <ref name=Berkowitz1999a>{{citation ...d telephone companies, have multiple external communications, not just for fault tolerance, but for reasonable [[load distribution]]. If a company has external connec

Observe, however, that the CE at Site 1 is multihomed, for fault tolerance, to two diverse PE. Not shown in this level of diagram, but a CE also could

...capacity less than M. It is often closely related to [[multihoming]] and [[fault tolerance]], and those goals often are integrated. Load distribution, however, may be

Also covered in this part are [[fault tolerance]] requirements for critical mechanical and electrical systems, especially t

...ations, MIL-STD-1553 remains the most common military electronics bus. For fault tolerance and greater bandwidth, a given vehicle may have multiple 1553 buses; a give

...t, consistent with the hazards involved, follow best current practices for fault tolerance. There must be no single point of failure that can cause a catastrophic fai

...ystem would continue to function because of "transparent replication" and "fault tolerance." Clients could access the database through a protocol (not directly to the

Fault tolerance and load distribution clearly need additional work.

...al''}}</ref> there are multiple physical computers with that address, for fault tolerance and load sharing.

...al''}}</ref> there are multiple physical computers with that address, for fault tolerance and load sharing.

For a variety of reasons, fault tolerance and load distribution, [[multihoming]] is a common, if sometimes troublesom