MDExpress: Orthanc Configurations

[vikashg]

I am trying one of the demos, when I send the images using terminal using storescu I can upload the images on Orthanc. However when I try to send the images from Orthanc to MONAI-DEPLOY I get the following error:

I checked the Orthanc Configuration files and RemoteAccessAllowed is set to true and AuthenticationEnabled is set to false.
Any suggestions.

[mocsharp]

@vikashg You are correct, the Insecure Setup yellow warning displays when RemoteAccessAllowed is set to true and AuthenticationEnabled is set to false. This was by design to make the experience easier.

If you want to secure the Orthanc instance, you may update the configuration file and set AuthenticationEnabled to true and add RegisteredUsers as follows:

"RemoteAccessAllowed" : true,
"AuthenticationEnabled" : true,
"RegisteredUsers" : {
  "admin" : "password"

Please refer to Orthanc for additional configuration options.

[vikashg]

Hi @mocsharp
So, I did what you said. and I think there is some AETitle mismatch

I am using the instructions for Liver Segmentation MAP.

[mocsharp]

@vikashg have you tried restarting the services by running

docker compose down

and then

docker compose up

If that doesn't work, please provide logs from Informatics Gateway by running

docker logs mdl-ig

[vikashg]

Seems like compose down and up solved that problem. However, it seems to take a long time due to insufficient storage. Atleast thats what I gather from logs.

Is it something that I can change in the configurations?

[mocsharp]

@vikashg It looks like your drive is 95% filled; one option is to modify the informatics-gateway.json line 47, and set to "watermarkPercent": 99, and then restart all the services again.

[vikashg]

That is interesting because I just checked that our drives are not full

I think if there is a way to clearly specify where this whole operation will go on, it will be helpful for testing.

[mocsharp]

@vikashg it's usually the drive that you are running MD express on.
By default $PWD/.md/mdig/payloads/ is mounted to /payloads in the Informatics Gateway container.