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You have to use the same procedure as for `run-server.sh` to install the generated CA certificate as a trusted root certificate in your system to avoid SSL errors when connecting to the emulator. You have to use the same procedure as for `run-server.sh` to install the generated CA certificate as a trusted root certificate in your system to avoid SSL errors when connecting to the emulator.
## Using Let's Encrypt Certificates
> **Note:** This procedure is work in progress and not yet fully documented.
By default, the emulator generates self-signed certificates for the HTTPS endpoints. If you want to use real certificates from Let's Encrypt, you will have to deploy a real Azure Storage Account and use it to complete the HTTP-01 challenge for the desired domain name. You won't be able to use table and queue services because you will not be able to complete the challenge for the corresponding endpoints.
## Reference ## Reference
- [Azure Storage Emulator GitHub Repository](https://github.com/azure/azurite) - [Azure Storage Emulator GitHub Repository](https://github.com/azure/azurite)