xnat 1.5 dicom server issue

[Christian Haselgrove]

Hi,

I'm upgrading XNAT to 1.5 and have switched off the standalone DICOM
server. After the build and deployment, something (presumably the
built-in DICOM server) is listening on 8104, but when I try pushing a
study from OsiriX, I get the following error:

DICOM Send Error

DICOM StoreSCU operation failed.

DICOM Network Failure (storescu)
Association Rejected 0006:0301 DUL Association Rejected

Any idea what's going on here (or, better, how to fix it!)?

Thanks,
c

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[Archie, Kevin]

My best guess is that it's an AE title mismatch. The server (SCP) AE title, as set up in the OsiriX Locations preference pane, must match the AE title set on the XNAT Default Settings page. (I don't have a second-best guess yet, so I'm hoping this is it.)

- Kevin

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[Christian Haselgrove]

> My best guess is that it's an AE title mismatch. The server (SCP) AE
> title, as set up in the OsiriX Locations preference pane, must match
> the AE title set on the XNAT Default Settings page. (I don't have a
> second-best guess yet, so I'm hoping this is it.)

Sorry, no such luck. :)

I'm trying to install a different DICOM pusher to see if I can
replicate this and perhaps get something a little more verbose. Is
there a log on the XNAT side that might help?

[Christian Haselgrove]

>> My best guess is that it's an AE title mismatch. The server (SCP) AE
>> title, as set up in the OsiriX Locations preference pane, must match
>> the AE title set on the XNAT Default Settings page. (I don't have a
>> second-best guess yet, so I'm hoping this is it.)
>
> Sorry, no such luck. :)

Perhaps that was it after all -- it appears to have taken a tomcat
restart for the AET change to take effect.