What is the holy unblocker?

What is the holy unblocker?

The holy unblocker can be used to create a buffer on any network.

The holy unblocker is the only network device that offers this capability.

It works by intercepting encrypted traffic and passing the traffic unencrypted through an unblocker server. All unencrypted traffic is then routed to the holy unblocker and then unblocked. This unblocking can be done in real time (unable to block in certain situations like DHCP lease). Or it can be done on an end-user's schedule (unable to block during DHCP lease).

The holy unblocker supports all standard encryption protocols: RSA key exchange protocols: WEP, TKIP, and MS-CHAPv2. Data encryption protocols: TAP, IPsec. Application encryption protocols: S/MIME. Protocols for use with Windows: SMB, NTLM, and Kerberos. Protocols for use with Unix or Linux: PPTP, IPsec. Protocols for use with SSL: SSL. Protocols for use with TLS: TLS. Protocols for use with IPsec: IPSec. Protocols for use with IPSec: IKE. Protocols for use with VPN: IPSec. Protocols for use with IPSec: L2TP. Protocols for use with VPN: L2TP. Protocols for use with IPsec: IPsec. Protocols for use with IPSec: IPSec. How does it work? The holy unblocker works by intercepting encrypted traffic and re-encrypting it without encryption. It then passes the traffic unencrypted to the holy unblocker. This unblocker sends a request to the holy unblocker at regular intervals. The holy unblocker will then unblock the traffic.

You can unblock the traffic on the end-user's schedule. You will not have to worry about end-users having a hard time connecting to your network if they get blocked from DHCP lease.