to gateway
- verb
- /ˈɡeɪtˌweɪ/
- Specialized
- Can you gateway the information to the cloud?
Examples
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By gatewaying messages, the device allows different communication protocols to work together.
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The new software is gatewaying data between the company's internal network and the cloud.
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Our IT team is gatewaying access to ensure only authorized users can reach sensitive systems.
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The server will gateway requests to the appropriate service.
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The router can gateway data between the local network and the internet efficiently.
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To ensure seamless communication, the application will gateway requests from external systems.
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We need to gateway the information to enable integration across multiple software platforms.
Synonyms
To send something to a particular person or place
To act for someone else, often by sending their internet data through another computer
Compounds
How Extensive
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gateway used as a verb means to act like a gateway — a 'door' in a 'path' — by routing or controlling messages between systems. That's why to gateway something is to manage access or move data from one system to another.