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to gateway

to gateway

7.5
To send and translate data between different networks
  • verb
  • /ˈɡeɪtˌweɪ/
  • Specialized
translation icon : actuar como puerta de enlace
  • Can you gateway the information to the cloud?

Examples

  • By gatewaying messages, the device allows different communication protocols to work together.

  • The new software is gatewaying data between the company's internal network and the cloud.

  • Our IT team is gatewaying access to ensure only authorized users can reach sensitive systems.

  • The server will gateway requests to the appropriate service.

  • The router can gateway data between the local network and the internet efficiently.

  • To ensure seamless communication, the application will gateway requests from external systems.

  • We need to gateway the information to enable integration across multiple software platforms.

Synonyms

to route
vsto gateway
26 3.5

To send something to a particular person or place

manages access and translates between networks rather than simply directing flow
to proxy
vsto gateway
1 5.7

To act for someone else, often by sending their internet data through another computer

handles routing, translation, and access control between different systems

Compounds

1 6.8

A not very harmful drug that leads people to try more harmful drugs

How Extensive

control
2.8
bridge
  • Specialized
15 6.6
to gateway
  • Specialized
7.5
to mediate
32 5.1
to route
26 3.5
to connect
445 2.7
to translate
89 2.9

Surface Forms

gateway infinitive
gatewayed past
gatewayed past participle
gatewaying present participle
gateways third person singular

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.