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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32236, member: 636"]
A Mirror Site gives you the same website at a different web address. This creates an exact copy that lives somewhere else online. People find identical content, design, and functions regardless of which address they use to access it.

Companies make mirror sites for several reasons. They help spread internet traffic across multiple servers, which prevents website crashes during busy times. These copies also work as backups if the main site goes down. Some mirror sites exist to reach users in places where the original might be blocked or slow.

You might notice mirror sites share almost everything except their web address. The look, feel, and information match perfectly between them, helping businesses stay available even if technical problems happen. Mirror sites can also improve page loading speeds for people in different areas since they can access a copy closer to their location.

Big organizations often create mirror sites to handle lots of visitors or prepare for emergencies. This approach lets them keep working smoothly no matter what happens. Mirror sites give users alternative ways to reach important information without disruption.
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