reroute traffic

Officials here have tried to reroute traffic, but it never works.

The backbone is able to reroute traffic in case of a failure.

This is where the locals used to reroute traffic when the bridge was out."

These centers would then reroute traffic around the trouble spots and keep each informed at all times.

Websites could use reverse proxy to reroute traffic to avoid censorship.

Yet even construction crews are less of a danger than they used to be because modern communication networks can often reroute traffic in an emergency.

Local law enforcement was then able to reroute traffic patterns in portions of the village until the train were moved safely to another location.

I don't know how this could be done: Reroute traffic to a cloud server hosted by public/trusted entities?

Other technologies exist to blow fuses and then reroute traffic to redundant elements on a chip.

They are not used to reroute traffic to other specific roads because the Inform system does not know traffic conditions on them.

When the projects were started in the 1990s, the goal was to reroute traffic and relieve congestion in town.

State and local officials were developing plans today to reroute traffic, post signs, set up an informational phone line and supplement bus transportation.

They tore down the goal posts, they caused the police to reroute traffic near their campus and they celebrated deep into the night.

"Our fear is that when we reroute traffic, it will create a bottleneck and traffic will be back up all the way to midtown."

With an ISP located, a targeted attack could be mounted to reroute traffic for much longer than 18 minutes without being found out.

Inform user, ask ISP to block certain ports or reroute traffic, that's mostly fine.

His producers had to pay the Dallas City Council a substantial amount of money to hire police to reroute traffic and close streets for three weeks.

The 155th Street exit off the Major Deegan Expressway was blocked to reroute traffic from the game.

The devices identify link failures and network impairments such as high jitter, delay and packet loss, and reroute traffic accordingly.

And engineers are also working on intelligent highways and vehicles, in which sensors and computers reroute traffic to avoid congestion and keep cars from colliding.

Protocol requirements include using dynamic routing protocol to reroute traffic against network dynamics during the transition of network dimensioning or equipment failures.

The institute and its founder have become mired in dozens of messy battles with city bureaucrats over designs for light poles, plans to reroute traffic and other issues.

Pleas either to close the airport or at least reroute traffic away from homes have been ignored, according to Mary Biscardi, who lives on North Texas Avenue.

In October 2003, Mr. Volpe challenged plans to reroute traffic into Lincoln Center's parking garage on the grounds that it could delay patrons arriving at the center.

"They had to stop traffic, reroute traffic, close bridges, close tunnels, and all these signs needed to be up A.S.A.P," Mr. Leschke recalled.