Depending on how your Windows environment is set up, you may have to specify a trusted host certificate in order to enable multi-factor authentication. If you do not do this, you will see an error message during installation and configuration.
In a production environment, it is strongly recommended that you specify an existing trusted host certificate from a known third-party certificate authority, such as GoDaddy or Verisign. Using a self-signed certificate in a production environment can leave your environment vulnerable to security breaches.
For details about importing a trusted host certificate, see To import the certificate manually to a local Windows computer.
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