Which DPI-SSL setting allows new connections to bypass decryption when the connection limit is exceeded?

The setting that allows new connections to bypass decryption when the connection limit is exceeded is the one that permits SSL traffic to proceed without decryption, referred to as allowing SSL without decryption (bypass). In a scenario where the firewall's resources are strained or when it reaches its maximum connection threshold, this setting ensures that new connections can still be established without the added overhead of decrypting SSL traffic. This is particularly important for maintaining performance and ensuring that users can still access services even when the system is under heavy load.

Bypassing decryption in such situations allows for continuity in network operations, ensuring that legitimate traffic can flow through the firewall without interruption, albeit at the cost of some degree of monitoring and inspection. This setting is beneficial in high-demand environments or during peak times when decryption may lead to latency or resource exhaustion.