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Hello All,<br />
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I am wanting to setup a Mac Server to manager my ios and osx device. &nbsp;Well so far I have been successfull in having it setup internally. &nbsp;<br />
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My current config - <br />
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-my domain name abc.com is registered with Godaddy, and I have a website that is currently hosted with a third party.<br />
-I created a HOST DNS entry on my win2k8 R2 server as xxx.abc.com and pointed it to the IP where my Mac Server is running on 192.168.1.25<br />
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Currently from my IOS device and OSX device that is connected to the network, I am able to successfully access the Mac Profile Manager website to enroll my devices.. <br />
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My question is, what must I do in order to have it accessible via the internet.. I want to be able to access my Mac Server Profile Manager when I am at a remote location..
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Hello All,

I am wanting to setup a Mac Server to manager my ios and osx device.  Well so far I have been successfull in having it setup internally.  

My current config - 

-my domain name abc.com is registered with Godaddy, and I have a website that is currently hosted with a third party.
-I created a HOST DNS entry on my win2k8 R2 server as xxx.abc.com and pointed it to the IP where my Mac Server is running on 192.168.1.25

Currently from my IOS device and OSX device that is connected to the network, I am able to successfully access the Mac Profile Manager website to enroll my devices.. 

My question is, what must I do in order to have it accessible via the internet.. I want to be able to access my Mac Server Profile Manager when I am at a remote location..

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