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• Fault tolerance
  In engineering, '''fault tolerance''' is a characteristic of a system that can have one or more subcomponents
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• Fault tolerance/Definition
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• Fault tolerance/Related Articles
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• Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks/Definition
  ...l storage media to store one logical copy of data, to improve performance, fault tolerance, or both
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• Multihoming/Definition
  ...among logical or physical points in [[computer network]]s, primarily for [[fault tolerance]] but also for [[load distribution]] or [[traffic engineering]]
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• Load distribution/Definition
  ...capable of handling the entire workload; may be done for combinations of [[fault tolerance]] and resource management
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• Fault tolerance
  In engineering, '''fault tolerance''' is a characteristic of a system that can have one or more subcomponents
  762 bytes (124 words) - 18:43, 10 February 2011
• Sinkhole (computers)/Related Articles
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• Availability/Related Articles
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• Common student exercises in computer science/Related Articles
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• Route reflector
  ==Fault tolerance== To improve fault tolerance, there can be more than one reflector. The reflectors have iBGP sessions wi
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• Span of control/Related Articles
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• Computer network/Related Articles
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• Fault tolerance/Related Articles
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• Multihoming/Related Articles
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• Biological networks/Related Articles
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• Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks
  ...ques that use multiple physical storage volumes to improve performance and fault tolerance. There are multiple levels of RAID, from a minimal method to improve perfor Next most fundamental, and the first that gives fault tolerance, is '''mirroring'''. Where striping writes different information to differe
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• Common student exercises in computer science
  ...ut there are traitors amongst them. Demonstrates failure scenarios where [[fault tolerance]] becomes difficult.
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• Erlang's original domain
  # Fault tolerance both to hardware failures and software errors
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• Protocol (computer)/Related Articles
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• Span of control
  ...]. Another complexity of military span of control reflects the need for [[fault tolerance]]: if a commander or headquarters is disabled or cut off from communication
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• End office
  ...re may be multiple switches in an end office building, but, for reasons of fault tolerance, more than 50,000 lines rarely terminate in the same physical end office.
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• Internet Service Provider
  ...e [[multihoming|multihomed]]. ISPs may offer many forms of multihoming, [[fault tolerance]], and [[disaster recovery]] to their customers. The ISP may provide the cu
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• Internet transit provider
  ...so advertising the entire address space as less-preferred, it achieves the fault tolerance of multihoming.
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• Ingress filtering
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• TELENET
  ...Multiple static routes, on a switch-by-switch basis, could be defined for fault tolerance. Network management functions continued to run on Prime minicomputers.
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• Local area network
  ...cal Layer Signaling sublayer), and with various techniques for management, fault tolerance, and other specialized requirements.
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• Virtualization
  ...ns of both making computing more cost-efficient and providing additional [[fault tolerance]].
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• Multihoming
  ...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
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• Virtual private network
  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
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• Load distribution
  ...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
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• Safety of Life at Sea
  Also covered in this part are [[fault tolerance]] requirements for critical mechanical and electrical systems, especially t
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• MIL-STD-1553
  ...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
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• System Control And Data Acquisition
  ...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
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• Clandestine cell system
  Cell structures continue to evolve, based partially on research in fault tolerance. Historically, clandestine organizations avoided electronic communications, Modern communications theory has introduced methods to increase fault tolerance in cell organizations. In the past, if cell members only knew the cell lead
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• NoSQL
  ...ystem would continue to function because of "transparent replication" and "fault tolerance." Clients could access the database through a protocol (not directly to the
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• Internet Protocol version 6 deployment
  Fault tolerance and load distribution clearly need additional work.
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• Domain Name System/Citable Version
  ...al''}}</ref> there are multiple physical computers with that address, for fault tolerance and load sharing.
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• Domain Name System
  ...al''}}</ref> there are multiple physical computers with that address, for fault tolerance and load sharing.
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• Internet Protocol version 6
  For a variety of reasons, fault tolerance and load distribution, [[multihoming]] is a common, if sometimes troublesom
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