Caesarian military idiom

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What does the Caesarian idiom 'iter facere' mean?

Hint: iter (itineris, n., 3rd decl) = march, journey, route. Related phrase: magnīs itineribus = 'by forced marches.' Think of English 'itinerary'.

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