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That default certificate is not signed by any well-known Certification Authority (CA), so when the users try to open the SSL version of the Backup Manager Web Interface, they usually see the warning in the browser window (see the image below).

If you decide to continue working with this self-signed certificate, you have to perform several steps to "accept" the certificate before you access the site. This usually occurs only the first time you access the site. Then the self-signed certificate is stored in the browser database marked as trusted. This scenario is suitable for testing purposes or for running the Backup Manager on the company's internal networks.

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