What ports need to be enabled on a firewall to perform an on-device update to IOS7?

I am working in schools using iPads and need to perform IOS7 updates on multiple devices.
I can update by plugging into iTunes but this is a slow process.
When I try an on-device update the iPad downloads the file but fails at the verification stage.
What port would need to be open to allow this part of the update process?
I'm also having issues turning on the switch to allow automatic app updates on the ipad. It turns on then turns immediately off again. Is this the same port?
I know there is a lot of documantation around with all of the ports that need to be opened but the ICT unit at the City Council are not keen to use the scattergun approach.
I'd be really grateful if I could solve this one for the schools I work with.

The Acrobat Family uses TCP HTTP/HTTPS for all traffic. The following processes and ports may be active on a Windows client machine:
AdobeARM.exe - automatic updates - port 443
AcroRd32.exe - brand messages - port 443
AcroRd32.exe - links in documents - anything specified in the URL
Acrobat.exe - brand messages - port 443
Acrobat.exe - links in documents - anything specified in the URL
AdobeCollabSync.exe - Tracker review data - port 443
The same ports are used by the program components on OS X.
There are no inbound listening ports for any elements of the Acrobat Family. Automatic updates are not pushed and there are no server processes within the software.

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