Trust manager issues

I have a pdf with hyperlinks that have webpage associations. When I click on the hyperlink, I get a "security block" dialog box. I go to the trust manager on my acrobat 9 extended pro application, and set the preferences to "allow all websites" This doesn't work either. Any suggestions on how to get this from popping up security dialog boxes?

So i managed to find a work around to the issue i had in my original post.
What i did was i downloaded the trust profile from the web UI of profile manager and installed that on my mac. I then went back to the web UI of profile manager and added a placeholder by including the serial number of my mac mini. I tried the enrollment process once more on my mac mini and law and behold it bypassed the error message i had in my original post and installed the remote management profile i was having problems with in the first place.
Now i have ran into another issue. As a workaround because on my windows machine (as the school runs 2 servers with windows server 2012) i have certificate issues when accessing the profile manager web UI. Same issue occurs on any iPad when trying to see the 'my devices' page when trying to enroll. I managed to email myself the trust profile and install that on the iPad which then allows me to access the 'my devices' screen but when i try to enroll the iPad i get to the point where it says 'enrolling', then 'installing certificate' which is the point where the profile installation fails.
I have attached a few screenshots below to show where i get the error.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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