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routing

[roo-ting, rou-] / ˈru tɪŋ, ˈraʊ- /


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Saudi Arabia has pipelines that allow it to partly circumvent the blockage by routing crude across the peninsula to the Red Sea port of Yanbu.

From The Wall Street Journal

In Arizona, parts of the Phoenix and Tucson areas have boosted groundwater by routing Colorado River water to basins carved into the desert, where it sinks underground.

From Los Angeles Times

Additional privacy features include a kill switch to prevent data leaks in the event of a VPN connection drop, split tunneling for selective routing and Secure Core servers that route data through privacy-friendly jurisdictions.

From Salon

Split tunneling, also called selective routing, allows you to choose whether or not to send certain traffic through the VPN.

From Salon

Blue Origin said its satellites would communicate through optical links by routing traffic through its TeraWave system and other networks.

From MarketWatch