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Gateway
A network node that connects two different networks and allows data to flow between them.
Gateway is a network node that serves as an access point to another network, allowing data to flow between different networks. It acts as a bridge between two networks, facilitating communication and data exchange.
For example, an internet gateway connects a local network to the internet, enabling devices on the local network to access online resources.
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