PPoint OWA there was a problem verifying the certificate

Hi, I installed Lync 2013 FE, edge and ARR. Recently, with your help, I finally made it work for web based meetings. People have A/V/Whiteboard/ but they are unable to use Share screens and PPoint.
I read that I need Office Web Application Server in order to make PPoint work so I followed online tutorial and installed it. As a certificate I at first used self signed but later as I added owa as SAN, I exported it from edge server and imported it in
OWA Server. I am not sure if this is the way to do that.
Error for share screen is that it is due to the network issues,
Error for PPoint is "There was a problem verifying the certificate". Remote user use web browser in order to access meeting, upload the file without any problem, and it says Loading ..... , on the other side I have domain machine with lync client
that receives notification to accept meeting content, after which error appears.
Any ideas?

Hi all and thanks for your reply.
I used this command to create farm (didn't define internal fqdn)
New-OfficeWebAppsFarm -ExternalURL https://lynweb.domain.com -CertificateName "ExternalCert"
Everything went smoothly, I can access
https://owa.domain.local/hosting/discovery (but cert is shown as unsecured since url is not the same as in cert (Lyncweb.domain.com).
Because I have split DNS, in my DNS I created lyncweb for the domain.com CNAME entry and I can successfully open https://lyncweb.domain.com/hosting/discovery form LAN.
I found several mistakes in my config (at least I think so):
1. In LyncFE I had under discoveryURL domain.local path, so this is why cert error was showing. It was able to access but because of the different URLs name that didn't match certificate name, I was getting an ssl error. - I changed it to lyncweb.domain.com/.....
2. I didn't have external DNS name for lyncweb.domain.com. In fiddler I saw that it is trying to access to this URL and since it wasn't defined- therefor not able to access. - I created A host record.
3. Firewall, since lyncweb was defined in ARR I needed to craete FW rule to let access OWA Server. - I added FW rule.
Current situation is this:
-- When I access through meeting.domain.com/Lync Client and start PPoint, on the remote client (teleworker where I started PPoint) presentation pops up on teleworker, I can go through the slides, but inside the LAN (second participant) on Lync Client or
via meet.domain.com I am just getting "Loading ...." and nothing appears. (I tried disabling Firewall but didn't help - so it is not about firewall, especially since OWA and LyncCLient are in the same subnet)
-- On the other hand when teleworker starts presentation and guest joins (both outside LAN), both can see presentation.
I thought that it is because I didn't have internal URL, so I added
-InternalURL: https://lyncweb.domain.com
Now I have both internal and external URL that is the same. But it didn't change the situation.
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