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12:42 May 19, 2011
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German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Computers: Systems, Networks / Routers
German term or phrase: Neuverteilung
Context:

"Führen sie stattdessen einen ordentlichen Restore mit einem vorhandenen Backup-Stand durch. Allerdings verlieren sie damit alle Änderungen seit dem Backup. In aller Regel ist also eine Neuverteilung sinnvoll."

Talking about database backup on a server on a router network (in radio/TV broadcasting). "Redistribution" seems odd (if not outright wrong) to me in this context, but I don't know what it is that is being redistributed. This is about the merits of restoring a full backup instead of just restoring the database for a specific node in a network.

* Sentence or paragraph where the term occurs: See above
* Document type: User manual
* Target audience: System administrators
* Country and dialect (source): Germany
* Country and dialect (target): British English
David Williams
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Summary of answers provided
2reallocationcasper


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reallocation


Explanation:
'Reallocation of (the) data' is what is meant, perhaps?

casper
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