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Hi All,


I'm having some difficulties with OS X Server's (v10.8) Profile Manager. I had a perfectly working Profile Manager setup in Lion Server and then upgraded from 10.7 to 10.8 and installed the Server app, it migrated all services and I thought it's allright. However, it looks like that although Profile Manager is up and running, knows all groups, users and devices, it's not able to communicate correctly. Profile Manager needs a bunch of ports open and although they should be all open, a port scan reveils that they are not.


Profile Manager needs the following ports open to work properly:


http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5302


When I run a portscan over our mdm server running Profile Manager, it gives me only these ports open:

Open TCP Port: 22 ssh

Open TCP Port: 25 smtp

Open TCP Port: 53 domain

Open TCP Port: 80 http

Open TCP Port: 88 kerberos

Open TCP Port: 106 3com-tsmux

Open TCP Port: 143 imap

Open TCP Port: 311 asip-webadmin

Open TCP Port: 389 ldap

Open TCP Port: 443 https

Open TCP Port: 445 microsoft-ds

Open TCP Port: 464 kpasswd

Open TCP Port: 548 afpovertcp

Open TCP Port: 587 submission

Open TCP Port: 625 dec_dlm

Open TCP Port: 636 ldaps

Open TCP Port: 749 kerberos-adm

Open TCP Port: 993 imaps

Open TCP Port: 1640 cert-responder

Open TCP Port: 2000 callbook

Open TCP Port: 3659 apple-sasl

Open TCP Port: 4190 sieve

Open TCP Port: 5900 rfb


So what's obviously missing is port 2195, 2196, and 5223. Playing around with pfctl I'm not seeing success in enabling the ports. Is anybody around that is familiar with PFCTL in OS X Server and has had the issue before? I just need to know how to add these ports as a rule to PF. I suspect that the update didn't work 100% fine and thus disabled the ports.


Thanks,


Alex

Posted on Sep 17, 2012 11:10 PM

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