Hi there,
I want to allow remote access to my Orthanc server. I followed each and every step to turn on remote access to my Orthanc server.
Now I don’t know how to check if it is accessible remotely or not.
Is there a way to check if it is accessible remotely?
I have also attached my configuration file so that you can see if there are any errors.
Please guide me on that.
Thanks & Regards
Farooq Butt
orthanc.json (40.4 KB)
Farooq,
From initial looks, as long as you have
“RemoteAccessAllowed” : true,
“AuthenticationEnabled” : true,
“RegisteredUsers” : { “farooq” : “farooq” },
(which you have) then you should be good to go. As long as your system is accessible I see no immediate reason why you should be able to connect to http://YOUR_HOST_IP_ADDRESS:8042 and logging in with your Registered Users credential
HTH
Dave
Hi Dave,
I have already tried this, and it is working too. This means that when I go to http://MyComputerIPAddress:8042 and enter my username and password, it logs me in.
Now the problem is that I want to use this address (http://MyComputerIPAddress:8042) with a different Orthanc PACS server on a different computer.
To put it simply, I want to add this address (http://MyComputerIPAddress:8042) to the “DicomModalities” section of another Orthanc PACS server running on a different computer.
Can I be able to do this, sir?
Is it possible to accomplish this?
I have also attached a screenshot so that you can understand me better. In the attached screenshot, I added the “www.dicomserver.co.uk” dicom server provided by Medical Connections in the “DicomModalities” section of my Orthanc PACS server. I want to do something like this with my Orthanc PACS server.
I am able to access Orthanc remotely using authenticated sample user “alice”
What is the format to add a 2nd and 3rd user for authentication?
“RegisteredUsers”: {
“user1”: “pwd1”,
“user2”: “pwd2”,
“user3”: “pwd3”
}