What local security setting is necessary to configure a source-initiated Event Subscription?

To configure a source-initiated Event Subscription, identifying the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the collector computer is essential. This setting allows the source computer to correctly reference and communicate with the event collector. The FQDN provides a clear and precise way to locate the collector in the network, ensuring that the source computer can send event logs to the right destination.

In a source-initiated Event Subscription, the collector computer gathers events from multiple source computers across the network, so correctly identifying the collector's FQDN is crucial for successful communication and data collection. Other settings or configurations, while important for overall security and connectivity, do not specifically facilitate the event subscription process as effectively as correctly identifying the collector's FQDN.