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auto bypass

The ability to bypass a terminal or other device in a network if it fails, allowing the remaining devices to continue functioning.

auto bypass [¦ȯd·ō ′bī‚pas]

(computer science)

The ability of a computer network to bypass a terminal or other device if it fails, allowing other devices connected to the network to continue operation.

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