I'm trying to use DVT to send test images to PacsOne, however, I'm not able to associate with PacsOne while doing a simple ECHO .
I've defined a DICOM entity for DVT under PacsOne's "DICOM AE" menu. PacsOne is on 1 computer (win2k) and DVT is on another computer (win2k). Both computers can ping (TCP/IP ping) each other and I've turned all firewalls off. Has anyone had any experience using DVT with PacsOne ? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
The error message from DVT's logging is below the asterisks
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Verifying connection with a C-ECHO
Added support for "1.2.840.10008.1.1" SOP Class with TS "1.2.840.10008.1.2"
TCP/IP - Connecting to remote host "10.168.1.104" using unsecure port number 1234 ...
SENT ASSOCIATE-RQ (00:48:58)
Send: A_ASSOCIATE_RQ Message
Protocol Version: 1
Called AE Title: MyAeTitle
Calling AE Title: DVT_AE
Application Context: 1.2.840.10008.3.1.1.1
Presentation Context Item(s):
Presentation Context ID: ID: 1
> Abstract Syntax: 1.2.840.10008.1.1
> Transfer Syntax: 1.2.840.10008.1.2
User Information:
> Maximum Length: 0
> Implementation Class UID: 100.118.116.2005.2.1
> Implementation Version Name: dvt2.1
Error: TCP/IP - Socket closed during socket read
Error: Can't read from TCP/IP socket - connection has been closed.
Association open 0.14 seconds
Error: Failed to make association
RESULT: FAILED
Number of Validation Errors: 0 - Number of Validation Warnings: 0
Number of User Validation Errors: 0 - Number of User Validation Warnings: 0
Number of General Errors: 3 - Number of General Warnings: 0
Using DVT to test Pacsone
1. Did you check if PacsOne Server is running or not?
Make sure you see both PacsOne.exe and PacsOneSrv.exe running from the process list (CTL-ALT-DLT, click on Task Manager->Process List->Show All Processes).
2. If so, check the PacsOne Server logs under the log/ sub-folder where PacsOne is installed, and see what error(s) got logged by PacsOne when you tried to ping (C-ECHO) it from DVT.
Make sure you see both PacsOne.exe and PacsOneSrv.exe running from the process list (CTL-ALT-DLT, click on Task Manager->Process List->Show All Processes).
2. If so, check the PacsOne Server logs under the log/ sub-folder where PacsOne is installed, and see what error(s) got logged by PacsOne when you tried to ping (C-ECHO) it from DVT.
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The PacsOne services were running ok. I found the problem by looking
at the log you'd referred to in the previous post.
The log kept showing that "MySql could not connect to MyAeTitle ......".
I removed the password (using SET PASSWORD command within MySql) I'd set for root, and I was able to complete the association test successfully with DVT. And, also was able to import a study from a CD. However, I don't feel safe without a password for the database root user. When I change the password, I have the same problem.
What is the reason for this ? Also, I forgot to mention, I used WAMP 5.1.72 for the package install.
at the log you'd referred to in the previous post.
The log kept showing that "MySql could not connect to MyAeTitle ......".
I removed the password (using SET PASSWORD command within MySql) I'd set for root, and I was able to complete the association test successfully with DVT. And, also was able to import a study from a CD. However, I don't feel safe without a password for the database root user. When I change the password, I have the same problem.
What is the reason for this ? Also, I forgot to mention, I used WAMP 5.1.72 for the package install.
PacsOne is a MySQL client so it will need a valid MySQL login (username/password) to access MySQL.
You should use a designated MySQL username/password (non-root) for PacsOne. Normally this is done when you run the PacsOne Installer (Setup.exe) at the time of installation, but you can configure PacsOne to use a different MySQL username/password by running the Setup.exe again from the directory where PacsOne is installed, enter the same AE Title, TCP port, database name, but specify a new MySQL username/password, The Installer wil create the specified MySQL username/password if it does not exist.
You should use a designated MySQL username/password (non-root) for PacsOne. Normally this is done when you run the PacsOne Installer (Setup.exe) at the time of installation, but you can configure PacsOne to use a different MySQL username/password by running the Setup.exe again from the directory where PacsOne is installed, enter the same AE Title, TCP port, database name, but specify a new MySQL username/password, The Installer wil create the specified MySQL username/password if it does not exist.