Find Where any Dependant Modules are Installed

Module Name	Additional License Required	Description	Location
High Availability Node	Yes	Second Passwordstate website that is effectively a mirror of your Primary Passwordstate website. Can be running in Read/Write orRead Only mode. Used to ensure instant access to data in the event of an outage of your Primary server, or for Load balancing purposes. Can be connected to same SQL database as primary server but typically connected to a second SQL database, that is replicating data in real time from and/or to the Primary SQL database	In Passwordstate go to Administration -> Authorized Web Servers and look for a server on that page with the “High Availability” server role.
App Server	No	Separate website that is primarily used for the Mobile iOS or Android Apps to connect to, but can also act as a proxy for other features to connect through such as Self Destruct Messages, Browser Extensions, or API requests.	In Passwordstate go to Administration -> Authorized Web Servers and look for a server on that page with the “App Server” server role.
Self Destruct Push/Pull website	No	Separate website that can be used to access self-destruct messages.	In Passwordstate go to Administration -> System Settings -> Self Destruct Messages tab. Look for a “Separate Site URL” field and if populated, a DNS lookup on that URL will advise where the server is located
Browser Based Launcher	No	Used to remote into servers and hosts on the network within a new tab in your browser (RDP and SSH).	In Passwordstate go to Administration -> Remote Session Management -> Browser Based Gateway Settings and look for a URL on that page, and if populated, a DNS lookup on that URL will advise where the server is located
Password Reset Portal	Yes	Additional website you can install on any server of your choice, where standard users can log in and reset or unlock their own Active Directory account password.	In Passwordstate go to Administration -> Password Reset Portal Administration -> System Settings -> Miscellaneous tab. Look for a URL field and if populated, a DNS lookup on that URL will advise where the server is located
Remote Site Locations	Yes	Windows Service/Agent that can be installed on remote air gapped networks, for the purpose of privileged account management on those networks. These agents are self-updating, so typically should not require any sort of manual upgrade to be performed.	In Passwordstate go to Administration -> Remote Site Administration -> Remote Site Locations. If you have any remote sites added on this screen, it will list which server they are installed on. It will also show the version number, and they should all be running the same version, if the self updating feature is working.