The same DICOM AET on different and separate devices (having different IP addresses) - allowed?
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Can I use the same DICOM AETs on two devices having different IP addresses (but still in the same IPv4 subnet)? So that they would work independently. Can I then configure them to communicate with each other or only with different DICOM network partners?
I am using cloned machines and it is easier to just change the IP addresses and hostnames than also the AETs.
I could only find information here (but I cannot say if it is official or find any reference to DICOM standard):
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.protocols.dicom/QwqJF3SheEg
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using single AE title to more than one Ipaddress
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Can I use the same DICOM AETs on two devices having different IP addresses (but still in the same IPv4 subnet)? So that they would work independently. Can I then configure them to communicate with each other or only with different DICOM network partners?
I am using cloned machines and it is easier to just change the IP addresses and hostnames than also the AETs.
I could only find information here (but I cannot say if it is official or find any reference to DICOM standard):
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.protocols.dicom/QwqJF3SheEg
A little different question was asked here:
using single AE title to more than one Ipaddress
dicom
asked 18 hours ago
Rob Bar
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Why doesn't the linked question answer your own? According to this answer, only addresses of the same machine can share the same DICOM AE title.
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
"A single Application Entity Title can be associated with multiple network addresses assigned to a single system (e.g., multi-homed host)."
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
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Yes, that phrase. Why doesn't it answer your question?
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
For my understanding it doesn't explicitly forbid to assign it on different machine. Or am I wrong?
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
It is not how DICOM wants to have the AETs. However, it should work as long as you do not use any network services in which the server needs to open an association with the client (e.g. Storage Commitment, Retrieve). However, finding issues caused by AET clashes can be really hard, so I think you would be better off to spend the time needed for the AET changes.
– kritzel_sw
17 hours ago
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Can I use the same DICOM AETs on two devices having different IP addresses (but still in the same IPv4 subnet)? So that they would work independently. Can I then configure them to communicate with each other or only with different DICOM network partners?
I am using cloned machines and it is easier to just change the IP addresses and hostnames than also the AETs.
I could only find information here (but I cannot say if it is official or find any reference to DICOM standard):
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.protocols.dicom/QwqJF3SheEg
A little different question was asked here:
using single AE title to more than one Ipaddress
dicom
asked 18 hours ago
Rob Bar
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Can I use the same DICOM AETs on two devices having different IP addresses (but still in the same IPv4 subnet)? So that they would work independently. Can I then configure them to communicate with each other or only with different DICOM network partners?
I am using cloned machines and it is easier to just change the IP addresses and hostnames than also the AETs.
I could only find information here (but I cannot say if it is official or find any reference to DICOM standard):
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.protocols.dicom/QwqJF3SheEg
A little different question was asked here:
using single AE title to more than one Ipaddress
dicom
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Why doesn't the linked question answer your own? According to this answer, only addresses of the same machine can share the same DICOM AE title.
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
"A single Application Entity Title can be associated with multiple network addresses assigned to a single system (e.g., multi-homed host)."
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
2
Yes, that phrase. Why doesn't it answer your question?
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
For my understanding it doesn't explicitly forbid to assign it on different machine. Or am I wrong?
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
It is not how DICOM wants to have the AETs. However, it should work as long as you do not use any network services in which the server needs to open an association with the client (e.g. Storage Commitment, Retrieve). However, finding issues caused by AET clashes can be really hard, so I think you would be better off to spend the time needed for the AET changes.
– kritzel_sw
17 hours ago
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Why doesn't the linked question answer your own? According to this answer, only addresses of the same machine can share the same DICOM AE title.
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
"A single Application Entity Title can be associated with multiple network addresses assigned to a single system (e.g., multi-homed host)."
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
2
Yes, that phrase. Why doesn't it answer your question?
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
For my understanding it doesn't explicitly forbid to assign it on different machine. Or am I wrong?
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
It is not how DICOM wants to have the AETs. However, it should work as long as you do not use any network services in which the server needs to open an association with the client (e.g. Storage Commitment, Retrieve). However, finding issues caused by AET clashes can be really hard, so I think you would be better off to spend the time needed for the AET changes.
– kritzel_sw
17 hours ago
Why doesn't the linked question answer your own? According to this answer, only addresses of the same machine can share the same DICOM AE title.
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
Why doesn't the linked question answer your own? According to this answer, only addresses of the same machine can share the same DICOM AE title.
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
"A single Application Entity Title can be associated with multiple network addresses assigned to a single system (e.g., multi-homed host)."
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
"A single Application Entity Title can be associated with multiple network addresses assigned to a single system (e.g., multi-homed host)."
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
2
2
Yes, that phrase. Why doesn't it answer your question?
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
Yes, that phrase. Why doesn't it answer your question?
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
For my understanding it doesn't explicitly forbid to assign it on different machine. Or am I wrong?
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
For my understanding it doesn't explicitly forbid to assign it on different machine. Or am I wrong?
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
It is not how DICOM wants to have the AETs. However, it should work as long as you do not use any network services in which the server needs to open an association with the client (e.g. Storage Commitment, Retrieve). However, finding issues caused by AET clashes can be really hard, so I think you would be better off to spend the time needed for the AET changes.
– kritzel_sw
17 hours ago
It is not how DICOM wants to have the AETs. However, it should work as long as you do not use any network services in which the server needs to open an association with the client (e.g. Storage Commitment, Retrieve). However, finding issues caused by AET clashes can be really hard, so I think you would be better off to spend the time needed for the AET changes.
– kritzel_sw
17 hours ago
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Why doesn't the linked question answer your own? According to this answer, only addresses of the same machine can share the same DICOM AE title.
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
"A single Application Entity Title can be associated with multiple network addresses assigned to a single system (e.g., multi-homed host)."
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
2
Yes, that phrase. Why doesn't it answer your question?
– E_net4 is kind and welcoming
17 hours ago
For my understanding it doesn't explicitly forbid to assign it on different machine. Or am I wrong?
– Rob Bar
17 hours ago
It is not how DICOM wants to have the AETs. However, it should work as long as you do not use any network services in which the server needs to open an association with the client (e.g. Storage Commitment, Retrieve). However, finding issues caused by AET clashes can be really hard, so I think you would be better off to spend the time needed for the AET changes.
– kritzel_sw
17 hours ago