Component
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Network Ports
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Details
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Open the following ports:
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Used for accessing the Mobile Security administration Web
console.
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Open the following ports:
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Used for accessing the Mobile Security administration Web console.
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Open HTTP port 8080.
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Used for communication between mobile devices
and the Communication Server.
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Open HTTPS port 4343.
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Used for secure communication between mobile
devices and the Communication Server.
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Open TCP port 2195 for Apple Push Notification
service (APNs) server. The hostname of Apple Push Notification Service
is gateway.push.apple.com.
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Enables Apple’s APNs server to manage iOS
mobile devices.
If you are not using APNs server to manage
iOS mobile devices, this port is not required.
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Open the TCP port 4343. This is the default
port to allow inbound connection to Communication Server from Management
Server. If you want to change the HTTP port number that you want
to use for mobile devices to communicate with the Communication
Server during the installation, see Configuring Common Communication Server Settings for the details.
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Establishes a connection between the Management
Server and the Communication Server.
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Open the TCP port 443.
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Establishes a connection between the Local Communication Server
and the Cloud Communication Server.
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Open one of the following ports:
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Used for user authentication using Active
Directory.
If you are not using Active Directory to authenticate
or import users, this port is not required.
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Open HTTP port 80 for Communication Server
and iOS mobile devices.
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Used for iOS mobile devices enrollment.
If
you are not using SCEP server to manage iOS mobile devices, this
port is not required.
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Open the following ports:
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Establishes a connection between the Communication
Server and the Management Server with the remote SQL server.
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