A company-wide proxy server was enabled yesterday and the proxy settings have been applied to all existing Macs. The problem is that if I'm setting up a brand new Mac, I can't get any config profiles to push because it appears that the proxy is blocking the communication between the client and Apple's server that handles the MDM push process. Our network guys are asking for specific URLs that need to be whitelisted to allow the communication to happen so the Macs can get all the config profiles that contain the computer certs and proxy certs required to get out on the internet. The only thing I've been able to find on Apple's site is a list of port numbers that need to be open but no server addresses. The network guys are insistent to have server addresses and not just ports.
Does anyone know what the server address is that the MDM stuff is trying to talk to?
It is a horrible catch-22. Can't get on the internet without certs, can't get certs without internet access.