Important JAMF Port open for communication

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APN and activation server to MAC and IOS devices and MAC and IOS Devices to APN (Below destination are by default allowed on network) SOURCE>> All Mac and IOS Devices DESTIONATION >> • 35-courier.push.apple.com 5223 • albert.apple.com 443 • mdmenrollment.apple.com 443 • 1-courier.push.apple.com5223 • gdmf.apple.com 8443 • deviceenrollment.apple.com • identity.apple.com • iprofiles.apple.com APN to JAMF server and JAMF to APN SOURCE>> On primes JAMF server DESTNATION>> • gateway.sandbox.push.apple.com 2195 • gateway.push.apple.com 2195 • feedback.push.apple.com 2196 • feedback.sandbox.push.apple.com 2196 • app.pendo.io 443 For VPP apps install through JAMF SOURCE>> On primes JAMF server DESTNATION>> • itunes.apple.com 80 • vpp.itunes.apple.com 80 • uclient-api.itunes.apple.com 443 For JAMF Nation connection for APN and Patch management SOURCE>> On primes JAMF server DESTNATION>> • jpp.jamfcloud.com 443 • jas.jamfcloud.com/oauth/token 443 • jamf-patch.jamfcloud.com/v1/ 443 • patch.services.jamfcloud.com/ 443 For database connection SOURCE>> JAMF Pro server DMZ Destination>> • Internal JAMF server 3306 For Device communication to JAMF server SOURCE>> JAMF Pro server DMZ Destination>> • All Mac and IOS device on 8443/443 For AD and SMTP AND Distribution point SOURCE>> JAMF Pro server and mac devices Destination>> • LDAPS-636, SMTP- 5002 and distribution point SMB with 139 For SSH connection SOURCE>> JAMF Pro server Destination>> • All Mac devices 22

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