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I put this in networks as I feel the problem is in my network somewhere but I cannot find the source of the issue. Long story short I set up a MacOS server running OS 10.10 and profile manager and all the goodies to manage a lab of macs we are deploying. Everything seems to work until I move a mac to a different subnet/vlan.

 

I know certain ports need to be open for traffic to communicate and I do not see any reason why I would have ports 2195, 2196, 5223, 1640 blocked on internal traffic.

 

In some reading on the internet I found that a IP Helper statement for the IP of the MacServer is needed on each VLAN for some traffic to communicate so I set that up on my core switches too (I do not think I need it on the endpoint switches)

 

My network is primarily HP ProCurve based with some cisco switches thrown in for our Wireless. All the managed macs will be wired (at least at this point) but if I can get this to work we may use it for the handful of MacBooks we have assigned to some teachers.

 

I am curious what I can check to see if the desired ports are opened and test communication for pushing profile settings across subnets. If I can get the Macs to Netboot and image across subnets too that is just an added bonus.

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