Devices in profile manager not showing

I have profile manager set up and I have tried to enroll the device, but it does not show in the devices panel. I want to use profile manager to manage the devices, not so much the users. These macs are on a cart and they are bound to active directory and many students login to them on any given day. I also set up a default user so that they all get the same look and cannot change any settings. I am stumped. I was trying to find a log to look at but not sure where to start to trouble shoot. Suggestions would be appreciated I am running os x 10.7.4 lion server. Thanks

You should probably move this post to The OS X Server part of Apple Discussions.
https://discussions.apple.com/community/servers_enterprise_software/os_x_server
I don't have the clearance to actually move the post.

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teknologism:root root# serveradmin settings devicemgr
devicemgr:SSLAuthorityChain = "/etc/certificates/trinity.teknologism.org.C1D19D55699B48C94A18787E4F53B4C3230E 91FE.chain.pem"
devicemgr:od_active = yes
devicemgr:ssl_active = yes
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devicemgr:CodeSigningPrivateKey = "/etc/certificates/teknologism.org Code Signing Certificate.ED29CE4BD9D2926D64E60EF7A117EFDB2213F0CC.key.pem"
devicemgr:apns_active = yes
devicemgr:CodeSigningAuthorityChain = "/etc/certificates/teknologism.org Code Signing Certificate.ED29CE4BD9D2926D64E60EF7A117EFDB2213F0CC.chain.pem"
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devicemgr:knob_sets_enabled:com.apple.vpn.managed = yes
devicemgr:knob_sets_enabled:com.apple.carddav.account = yes
devicemgr:knob_sets_enabled:com.apple.jabber.account = yes
devicemgr:knob_sets_enabled:com.apple.caldav.account = yes
devicemgr:email_authentication = ""
devicemgr:email_port = 25
devicemgr:email_username = ""
devicemgr:id = 1
devicemgr:last_modified_guid = ""
devicemgr:SSLPrivateKey = "/etc/certificates/trinity.teknologism.org.C1D19D55699B48C94A18787E4F53B4C3230E 91FE.key.pem"
devicemgr:od_master = "127.0.0.1"
devicemgr:apns_topic = ""
devicemgr:email_password = ""
devicemgr:mdm_acl = 2047
devicemgr:user_timeout = 43200
devicemgr:server_organization = ""
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devicemgr:created_at = 2011-07-24 11:47:33 +0000
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devicemgr:email_domain = ""
devicemgr:CodeSigningCertificate = "/etc/certificates/teknologism.org Code Signing Certificate.ED29CE4BD9D2926D64E60EF7A117EFDB2213F0CC.cert.pem"
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devicemgr:admin_session = ""
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Aug 13 09:52:42 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: waiting for devicemgr to respond
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateDevices (20100225003807)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateEmailKnobSets (20100226010444)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateUsers (20100303214947)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateWebClipKnobSets (20100303223617)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateRestrictionsKnobSets (20100303223810)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateLdapKnobSets (20100303223914)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateCalDavKnobSets (20100303224035)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateCalSubKnobSets (20100303224314)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateScepKnobSets (20100303235704)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateApnKnobSets (20100304000230)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateExchangeKnobSets (20100304000404)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateWifiKnobSets (20100304000926)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateCertificateKnobSets (20100304233616)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateVpnKnobSets (20100304234049)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateDockKnobSets (20100305002947)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateFinderKnobSets (20100305223616)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateUserGroups (20100317233008)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateTasks (20100322225845)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateDataFiles (20100422224508)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateProfiles (20100510203627)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateMembersProfiles (20100510220318)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateKnobSetsProfiles (20100510220334)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateDeviceGroups (20100510222436)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateGeneralKnobSets (20100518204147)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreatePasscodeKnobSets (20100518204156)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateProvisioningProfiles (20100609232301)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateMcxKnobSets (20100615210803)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateSettings (20100617233207)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateEnetAddresses (20100708220118)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateCardDavKnobSets (20100723165735)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateIchatKnobSets (20100804174836)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateDirectoryKnobSets (20100909181713)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateInterfaceKnobSets (20101022202242)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateSecurityKnobSets (20101022202251)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateSessions (20110120211636)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateSoftwareUpdateKnobSets (20110129135100)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreatePrintingKnobSets (20110129183610)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateApplicationsKnobSets (20110129183821)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateMediaAccessKnobSets (20110129183919)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateMobilityKnobSets (20110129184019)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateLabSessions (20110131082411)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreatePrinters (20110131153902)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateSystemApplications (20110132160137)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateLoginWindowKnobSets (20110202142954)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateWidgets (20110224125749)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateLoginItemKnobSets (20110228082620)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateAutoJoinProfiles (20110299999999)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateMacRestrictionsKnobSets (20110329155119)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateEnergySaverKnobSets (20110402120909)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateParentalControlsKnobSets (20110404133805)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to SettingsAddServerHostname (20110407154640)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to ProfilesAddIsSystemLevel (20110407155130)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to DropApplicationsKnobSets (20110407155300)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to DropMediaAccessKnobSets (20110407155330)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to DevicesAddEthernetmac (20110421100355)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to SettingsAddCodeSignCertRef (20110426131700)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreateCfprefsKnobSets (20110426150013)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to SettingsUpdateCodeSignCertRef (20110428103150)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to InterfacesAddSecurity (20110502140408)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to CreatePrivacyKnobSets (20110506085644)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to SettingsAddIsOdCaRooted (20110512141100)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: Aug 13 09:52:44 myserver.mydomain.com ProfileManager[16831] <Info>: Migrating to LabSessionAddPendingOdUserGuid (20110520135430)
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: response statusCode: 0
Aug 13 09:52:44 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: waiting for devicemgr to respond
Aug 13 09:52:45 helios com.apple.devicemanager[16820]: (in /usr/share/devicemgr/backend)
Aug 13 09:52:46 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: response statusCode: 0
Aug 13 09:52:46 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: waiting for devicemgr to respond
Aug 13 09:52:48 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: response statusCode: 0
Aug 13 09:52:48 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: waiting for devicemgr to respond
Aug 13 09:52:50 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: response statusCode: 0
Aug 13 09:52:50 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: waiting for devicemgr to respond
Aug 13 09:52:52 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: response statusCode: 0
Aug 13 09:52:52 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: waiting for devicemgr to respond
Aug 13 09:52:54 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: response statusCode: 0
Aug 13 09:52:54 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: waiting for devicemgr to respond
Aug 13 09:52:56 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: response statusCode: 0
Aug 13 09:52:56 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: waiting for devicemgr to respond
Aug 13 09:52:58 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: response statusCode: 0
Aug 13 09:52:58 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: waiting for devicemgr to respond
Aug 13 09:53:00 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: response statusCode: 0
Aug 13 09:53:00 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: waiting for devicemgr to respond
Aug 13 09:53:02 helios servermgrd[90]: servermgr_devicemgr: Timed out trying to confirm devicemgr is responding.

Try this in Terminal.app:
cd /etc/apache2/sites
sudo -s # become admin--you will have to enter your password here
rm 0000_any_443_.conf
cp 0000_any_80_.conf.default 0000_any_80_.conf
cp virtual_host_global.conf.default virtual_host_global.conf
exit # go back to being a normal user
Then go back to Server.app and restart your services.

Profile Manager not working at all, psql cannot connect to server??

Upgraded existing system to Mavericks. Everything was running fine with Mountain Lion, everything fine on my test server too. After upgrade to Server 3.0, Profile Manager does not work. It cannot be configured.
After reading through posts here and trying their suggestions I find that psql cannot connect to the server and get this error at every turn.
psql: could not connect to server: No such file or directory
          Is the server running locally and accepting
          connections on Unix domain socket "/Library/Server/ProfileManager/Config/var/PostgreSQL/.s.PGSQL.5432"?
Activity monitor shows it's running, also checked network utility to make sure I could get a connection through 127.0.0.1 on port 5432. It's good too.
Also in the migration_tool.log file the last entry backs up this error.
STDERR | psql: could not connect to server: No such file or directory
            |           Is the server running locally and accepting
            |           connections on Unix domain socket "/Library/Server/ProfileManager/Config/var/PostgreSQL/.s.PGSQL.5432"?
Where do I start? I think getting psql working is a big first step....

Thanks Tim,
I manage several different systems so I started comparing the one that doesn't work to one that does work.
On the one that's malfunctioning, this is a message I see often:
Is the server running locally and accepting
          connections on Unix domain socket "/Library/Server/ProfileManager/Config/var/PostgreSQL/.s.PGSQL.5432"?
So I checked to see what's in the directory /Library/Server/ProfileManager/Config/var/PostgreSQL/ and got this result.
sudo ls -la /Library/Server/ProfileManager/Config/var/PostgreSQL/
total 0
drwxr-xr-x 2 _devicemgr _devicemgr   68 Dec 4 09:31 .
drwxr-xr-x 3 _devicemgr _devicemgr 102 Nov 13 06:13 ..
An Obviously empty directory.
Now on the server that's working this is what I get.
sudo ls -la /Library/Server/ProfileManager/Config/var/PostgreSQL/
Password:
total 16
drwxr-xr-x 6 _devicemgr _devicemgr 204 Nov 22 17:47 .
drwxr-xr-x 8 _devicemgr _devicemgr 272 Nov 22 17:48 ..
srwxrwx--- 1 _devicemgr _devicemgr    0 Dec 4 09:20 .s.PGSQL.5432
-rw------- 1 _devicemgr _devicemgr 139 Dec 4 09:20 .s.PGSQL.5432.lock
srw-rw-rw- 1 _devicemgr _devicemgr    0 Nov 22 17:47 .xpg.skt
lrwxr-xr-x 1 _devicemgr _devicemgr    3 Nov 22 17:47 .xpg.skt.lock -> 164
Obviously something is missing on the one that's malfunctioning.
I think that pgsql isn't running correctly and like you said Apple moved some things and we don't know where all of them went.
Any suggestions anybody?

Error enrolling devices in profile manager!!

I have enrolling my macbook to the profile manager.
When I go to the https://(FQDN)/mydevices/ , and I hit the enroll buttom after logining in, and download the config file, try to install.. I get an error that says:
"The profile is either missing some required information, or contains information in an invalid format."
The problem is that I managed to enroll my iPhone with no problems.. only my mac (which is running the server OS) is not enrolling.
the certificate is valid from a trusted commercial thing..
Can someone please help?

only my mac (which is running the server OS) is not enrolling.
Why are you trying to enroll your device management server in it's own device management?
I've never tested anything like that, but I bet you can't do that...

Cannot enroll iOS 7 devices in Profile Manager

Hi All,
I had some new employees start today who had already updated to the iOS 7 GM and we're having issues enrolling them into profile manager, which we use for all contacts, email, wifi configuration.
I noticed there was a server update to OS Server 2.2.2 (running on Mac OS X 10.8.5), and ran that already, rebooted and restarted all the services.
When a user on an iOS 7 device visits https://server.com/mydevices and hits the "enroll" option, the profile downloads, opens sytem settings as would be expected, prompts for the 4 digit passcode and then fails to install stating "This iphone/iPad is not activated".
Thinking this may have been a developer device, I updated one of our units using the release that happened a few hours ago. Again when I try to enroll I get the same error. I've also tried loading the enrollment profile to the device using Configurator, but no luck.
I've also added UDID based placeholders in profile manager, and no luck.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!

I was also having the same issue. Fortunately it has only been one device so far. Here is what I did...
1. I updated the server to 10.8.5
2. I updated Server to the newest version (2.2.2)
3. I restored the device using iTunes to a default state.
4. At this point I was able to get the Enroll button and enroll the device.
Now I am running into an issue with it not pushing the settings to the device. But I am testing some things to see what I can figure out. All of my other devices are working just fine.

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