Using Orthanc ============= You have successfully installed the Windows installers of Orthanc! Orthanc is now running as a Windows service in the background. By default, Orthanc listens to incoming DICOM connections on TCP port 4242 and incoming HTTP connections on TCP port 8042. You can interact with Orthanc by opening its administrative Web interface, that is called "Orthanc Explorer". This can be done by clicking the link in the Start Menu or by opening your web browser at http://127.0.0.1:8042/app/explorer.html. Please remember that Orthanc Explorer does not support Microsoft Internet Explorer. Content of the package 24.6.1 ----------------------------- Orthanc server 1.12.4 Modality worklists plugin 1.12.4 Serve folders plugin 1.12.4 Connectivity check plugin 1.12.4 Housekeeper plugin 1.12.4 Delayed Deletion plugin 1.12.4 Multitenant DICOM plugin 1.12.4 Stone Web viewer plugin 2.5 Osimis Web viewer plugin 1.4.3 Orthanc Web viewer plugin 2.9 DICOMweb plugin 1.17 PostgreSQL plugins 6.2 MySQL plugins 5.2 WSI Web viewer plugin 2.0 Transfers accelerator plugin 1.5 Authorization plugin 0.7.2 GDCM decoder/transcoder plugin 1.7 ODBC plugin 1.2 TCIA plugin 1.2 Orthanc Indexer plugin 1.1 Orthanc neuroimaging plugin 1.1 Orthanc Explorer 2 1.4.1 Azure blob storage plugin 2.3.1 (Win64 installers only !) Kitware's VolView plugin 1.1 OHIF plugin 1.2 Python plugin 4.2 STL plugin 1.1 Folders ------- * STORAGE: During the installation, you were asked to choose a storage folder where Orthanc stores its database. By default, this folder is "C:\Orthanc". Running the uninstaller will remove the Orthanc program files from your system, but it will not delete this storage folder. If you wish to delete the data Orthanc has saved, delete this storage folder (e.g. C:\Orthanc) after uninstalling Orthanc. Keep this in mind if you use Orthanc to store protected health information (PHI). * CONFIGURATION: The Orthanc configuration files can be found inside the folder "Configuration" within the installation directory. A shortcut to the configuration folder is present in the Start Menu to access and modify it more easily. * LOGS: The Orthanc log files can be found inside the folder "Logs" within the installation directory. * PLUGINS: By default, Orthanc will look within the "Plugins" folder within the installation directory to find its plugins. Troubleshooting --------------- 1. Verify that the service called "Orthanc" is running using the Services control panel (for quick access, launch the command "services.msc"). 2. Make sure you do not use Internet Explorer to open Orthanc Explorer, but rather Chrome or Firefox. 3. Verify that your firewall is configured to allow inbound connections to the TCP ports Orthanc is listening on (by default, 4242 and 8042). 4. Verify that no other applications are using the ports that Orthanc is listening on. For instance, Juniper is known to also use the port 4242 for its VPN solutions. 5. By default, remote access to Orthanc Explorer is disallowed for security reasons. Turn the option "RemoteAccessAllowed" to "true" in the Orthanc configuration file if you wish to access Orthanc from another computer. 6. Check the Orthanc logs in the "Logs" folder within the installation directory. 7. Check the Orthanc Book and associated FAQ: https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/ https://orthanc.uclouvain.be/book/faq.html 8. Post a request for help to the Orthanc Users group: https://discourse.orthanc-server.org/ Homepage -------- You can find more information at the official homepage of Orthanc: http://www.orthanc-server.com/ Note ---- The content of this file is adapted from the unofficial Windows installer of Orthanc developed by Lury: https://github.com/luryco/OrthancService/blob/master/InstallerAssets/README.txt