How to Determine the Current PST Enterprise Configuration

When re-installing, upgrading, or migrating the PST Enterprise system, you must note your existing system configuration:

The current configuration is stored in the System.ini file in the Local Configuration Store (LCS) directory on the PST Enterprise server (C:\ProgramData\Barracuda\PSTEnterprise\LocalConfigurationStore).

Open the System.ini file in a text editor such as Notepad, and make a note of the following values:

• The PST Enterprise service account name (by default named PSTEnterpriseAdmin)

• The PST Enterprise Administrators security group (by default named PSTEnterpriseUsers)

• The SQL instance used to host the PST Enterprise database (by default LOCALHOST\PSTEnterprise)

The PST Enterprise Admin account name (by default named PSTEnterpriseAdmin):

1. This can be found in C:\Program Files (x86)\Barracuda\PSTEnterprise\Web\web.config. 

2. Open this file in an editor such as Notepad, and find the line:
   <add key="AccountName" value="DOMAIN\PSTEnterpriseAdmin"></add>
   where DOMAIN\PSTEnterpriseAdmin is the Active Directory (AD) domain and PST Enterprise Admin account name.

The PST Enterprise Administrators security group (by default named PSTEnterpriseUsers):

1. This can be found in C:\Program Files (x86)\Barracuda\PSTEnterprise\Web\web.config. 

2. Open this file in an editor such as Notepad, and find the line:
   <add key="AuthenticationGroupName" value="PSTEnterpriseUsers"></add>
   where PSTEnterpriseUsers is the security group name.

The SQL instance used to host the PST Enterprise database (by default LOCALHOST\PSTEnterprise):

1. This can be found in C:\Program Files (x86)\Barracuda\PSTEnterprise\Web\web.config. 

2. Open this file in an editor such as Notepad, and find the line:
   <add name="PSTDataConnectionString" connectionString="Data Source=&quot;SERVER\PSTENTERPRISE&quot;;Integrated Security=SSPI;Initial Catalog=PSTEnterprise" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient"></add>
   where SERVER\PSTENTERPRISE is the SQL instance name.