Update 3.1.1 external calendar issues (and profile manager)

So I did the 3.1.1 update and now I am of course regretting it. I am having the non functional profile manager issue but, more importantly my calendar server is not communicating to any of the devices outside the network. I have a firewall in place so the question is did apple add a port to this update? I ran wireshark and couldn't find anything new.
Help!

How long between syncing?
This link provides the data included with the backup.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766
If you received or placed a call, the same for SMS/MMS, used Safari, made any changes to contact info and calendar events, there were changes to the data included with your iPhone's backup. If there were no changes to any of the data included with your iPhone's backup since the last sync, your iPhone's backup wouldn't be updated.
Does your iPhone's Camera Roll include a number of photos that haven't been imported by your computer followed by being deleted from the Camera Roll, or have been imported but not removed from the Camera Roll after the import process is complete?
2. The other symptom I've noticed (that commenced with the prior OS version) is that the phone is hesitating sometimes and won't respond for up to a minute to screen inputs-- seems to be preoccupied with some task it wasn't doing before.
Any change after powering your iPhone off and on and/or after doing an iPhone reset when this occurs?

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