Obtain an SSL certificate from a Certificate Authority (CA) trusted by iOS and Android. Requirements and instructions for installing the certificate on Tableau Server can be found here: Configure SSL for External HTTP Traffic to and from Tableau Server.
Verify that the root certificate for the commercial Certificate Authority (Root CA) is installed on the device. For a list of root certificates trusted by iOS and instructions on how to find them on your device, see this page on the Apple Support site. For Android, see Official List of Trusted Root Certificates on Android at DigiCert.
Note: Most commercial root certificates come pre-loaded on both iOS and Android operation systems.
Obtain an SSL certificate issued by your organization’s internal CA. Requirements and instructions for installing the certificate on Tableau Server can be found here: Configure SSL for External HTTP Traffic to and from Tableau Server.
Add a certificate chain file to Tableau Server (only necessary in some cases). See "SSL certificate chain file" here: Configure SSL for External HTTP Traffic.
Configure your mobile devices to trust the internal Certificate Authority by adding its root certificate (Root CA) to each device. This step usually isn't necessary if your IT department manages your mobile devices.
For more details about establishing trust, see Certificate Trust in the iOS Deployment Reference or this third-party information about Android certificates.
If the certification path to Tableau Server is not trusted by either the iOS or Android operating system installed on the mobile device, the Tableau Mobile app will report that the device either lacks the proper security certificate, or the certificate is configured incorrectly. To provide a trusted path, a certificate chain file will need to be installed on Tableau Server.
For information on certificate chain files, see Configure SSL for External HTTP Traffic to and from Tableau Server in Tableau Server on Windows Help and Configure SSL for External HTTP Traffic to and from Tableau Server in Tableau Server on Linux Help.
Please note that requirements for certificates used on iOS 13 devices have changed. Apple outlines the new requirements here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210176
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