The CNDA, for example, is located at ' '. The actual hostname or IP address of the XNAT server.For example if the XNAT server is ' ', 'CNDA' would work well. A unique name that refers to the default XNAT server.Any port number that is not currently in use will do, typically for DICOM devices 40 will work. The server also requires a port number on which to listen for incoming requests.Any unique name, such as 'XNATGATEWAY' will do. This is the DICOM name by which your image viewing software will refer to the server. Since the XNAT Gateway Server emulates a DICOM device it must have an AE (Application Entity) title.The first time the XNAT Gateway GUI is run, you will see the initial setup screen. Allows you to configure dicom devices including this XNAT Gateway and remote DICOM devices.This is reset everytime the server is (re)started.

Shows how long the server has been running.

'Stopped' indicates that the server is not listening and incoming requests will fail. 'Running' indicates the server is listening for incoming requests from other DICOM devices such as Osirix.

Shows whether the server is running or not.

Once the server is configured this will be the first screen you see: (configuration files for the Netbeans IDE) (external libraries needed by this application)

(class files generated during compilation)

Osirix dicom server