What port must be configured to set up an Authorization Host?

The correct choice for the port that must be configured to set up an Authorization Host is 8810. This port is specifically designated for the communication necessary for the Authorization Host functionalities within the ThreatLocker environment. Utilizing this port allows the system to manage and validate permissions for applications, ensuring that they adhere to the security policies established.

Ports like 80 and 443 are commonly used for standard web traffic and secure web traffic, respectively. Although these ports play critical roles in internet communication, they are not specific to the particular needs of the Authorization Host setup. The port 8080 is often used for alternative web services or proxy setups, but again, it does not align with the requirements for configuring an Authorization Host within ThreatLocker. Thus, configuring port 8810 is essential for the proper operation and communication within the ThreatLocker framework.