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Clearly its not on their FAQ. Nor can I find it on the web. Any one with an account can test the following for me?
telnet gateway.sandbox.push.apple.com 2195
I would start using their free tier and move on to the paid service later.
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mb
yes, if you own an ec2 instance you have full control over ports, i.e you decide what you want open.
http://aws.amazon.com/articles/1697
note outbound ports are open (aws firewall only blocks incoming)
the only cavet is if you run a firewall on the ec2 instance well (iptables/windows firewall), you would then need to configure the outbound rule.