Regarding the APNS errors:
IBM Traveler supports the sending
of APNS and GCM message through a proxy server.
If you need to send APNS or GCM
message through a proxy server in your environment, you need to configure
the set of notes.ini settings that begin with NTS_PUSH for the messages
you want routed through the proxy. The full list can be found in Notes.ini
settings. Servers
that do not have outgoing internet access allowed would be candidates for
using a proxy so that the APNS or GCM messages can be sent through a proxy
server that is allowed outgoing internet access.
For each message type, you would
need to set the _SERVER and _PORT values. If the proxy requires authentication,
then you would also need to set _PASSWORD and _USER to allow IBM Traveler
to authenticate with the proxy. All settings can be configured using notes.ini,
but _PASSWORD and _USER can also be configured using the offline utilities
command <link>._TYPE. The command <link>._TYPE currently only
supports HTTP, so it should remain unchanged.
Each Apple app has its own APNS
configuration, its own certificate used for signing, and its own server
to send the message to, so there are many combinations of those settings
for APNS. The app versions that come from the Apple App Store would all
be using the non-sandbox, production settings. As a result, those are the
only ones that would need to be configured.
REF: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSYRPW_9.0.1/push_messaging_proxy.dita
APNS is not receiving any incoming connections, so it doesn't need to
bind to any local address. All of the APNS connections are outgoing
to
the Apple APNS servers. The APNS messages are sent to the Apple APNS
servers which then delivers the messages to the devices. You need
your
network to allow these outgoing connections to the Apple servers. You
really can't change the Apple server names or ports as they are what
Apple is receiving incoming connections on. Your only configuration
is
to make sure the firewall allows those outgoing connections or route
them through an HTTP proxy as documented.
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSYRPW_9.0.1/List_of_Notes_ini_settings.html?lang=en
Also recommend you go through the capacity
planning guidelines in the following link:
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSYRPW_9.0.1/capacityplanning.html
Regarding the android device I would
recommend you uninstall the profile and reconfigure it again.