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Fallback Mechanism

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Definition of “Fallback Mechanism” :

A “Fallback Mechanism” is a safety measure or backup process that is in place to ensure continuous service or functionality in case the primary system or method fails or encounters an issue. In the context of broadband and internet, it may refer to an alternative internet connection or route that takes over when the main connection fails.

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