Definition: Netlinks, in context, refers to a protocol used to distribute data across multiple networks, allowing for shared access. It involves two or more network devices (servers) communicating via an intermediary computer, often called a gateway server, which forwards requests between different protocols and services. This ensures efficient handling of large volumes of traffic by facilitating faster transfer speeds and reliability in applications like email, video conferencing, and online streaming.
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