


The Configuration Profile can be used to set and configure all types of settings however, I am only interested in adding a trusted root certificate to the device. In the upper-right click New to create a Configuration Profile. Once the application is installed, launch the tool and navigate on the right to Configuration Profiles.
#How to download lync chat on apple mac
There is a Mac version of the tool as well but I will show the Windows version. If you do not already have the Configuration Tool (it is not part of iTunes) download it from Apple here.

It is true that you could send yourself an email with the certificate, but I have found that the device does not fully trust that method. To add the certificate to the device, the Apple iPhone Configuration Tool is used. My Internal CA is comprised of a Root, Intermediate, and an Issuing CA yet the Apple devices only seem to care about the root. Eventually I simply emailed myself the root and intermediate certificates which installed with a simple click).
#How to download lync chat on apple android
Again, the WP7 and Android devices were not experiencing this issue! (As a side, the Android devices did realize there was an untrusted certificate but I had the option of saying it was okay and move on. Also please check your network connection, sign-in address and server addresses". The error I was seeing on my iPad was "Can't connect to the server. The second (internal or externally) was an issue with the intermediate certificate not being present on my KEMP Hardware Load Balancer. The first was immediately upon signing internal to the domain (because my Apple devices did not trust my internal CA). It turns out this error was two separate certificate errors. I ran into an issue (which I didn't with Android and WP7) where I was unable to login to the iPad and iPhone iOS Lync client.
