I use this one from my iPad or iPhone:
It indicates the key ports from iDevice to APNS, from iDevice to MDM, from MDM to APNS and for admin access to MDM for 3 most popular MDMs.
On 17-Feb-2015, at 14:44, Trouton, Rich R < email@hidden> wrote:
The way APNS is set up, Apple is the one sending push notifications - full stop. There is no option for an internal APNS solution.
These push notifications are pretty minimal and essentially tell your devices "Hey, check in with your MDM server because there's something you need to know." Here's a good write-up on how APNS works:
https://www.justinrummel.com/how-apns-works-with-mdms-that-manage-osx-and-ios/
You will need to open outbound ports and Apple has a KBase article on the needed ports:
To help you figure out if the right ports are open, there's an app for OS X to assist with this process:
http://twocanoes.com/products/mac/push-diagnostics
Thanks,
Rich
On Feb 16, 2015, at 6:12 PM, Carstens, Jonathan R < email@hidden> wrote:
We're finally coming up-to-par and implementing an OS X Server to manage our Mac user base. One of the main priorities is automatic push for Profile Manager to maintain managed configurations. However, not all are too keen on external communication
to Apple Push Notification Server (APNs) and would like the server to be as restricted to internal as possible.
Has anyone had success using Profile Manager with automatic push internally (without opening
ports to APNs)? Maybe by redirecting those ports to an internal server that "mimics" APNs?
My initial research and testing indicates this may just be a
no. But I wanted to throw it out there in-case anyone has had success or tips to confirm either way before I start going through big approval processes for the external communication.
Thanks in advanced!
Jonathan Carstens
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