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hop off

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In network transmission, to move off one network onto another. Network technologies may be the same or different. For example, data could hop off a large IP network onto a small IP network. Voice traffic could hop off an SS7 network onto a VoIP network. See hop.
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And whenever East comes in, you should see him hop off to the window, dot and go one, though Harry wouldn't touch a feather of him now.
Tom Brown's Schooldays by Hughes, Thomas View in context
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