2 U/S machines w/ same config, only 1 will send
Posted: Thu Nov 18, 2010 8:20 pm
I have an office configured that has 2 U/S machines and both are configured to send to the gateway I have set up in their office. One machine is newer and has been sending to the gateway just fine since I installed, the second machine however is older (GE Logiq 3) and originally was sending successfully as well. Once the machine was turned off and back on, nothing would send. I contacted GE who instructed me to re-enter the gateway info, so I did and it worked again.
A week later the machine gets turned back on and will not send again. I re-entered the info again but to no avail, still cannot DICOM Echo or send anything to the gateway. Contacted GE again and they said sounds like a hard drive issue, but the hard drive is not showing any other signs of failing; the group does not want to pay to get the hard drive replaced so here I am searching for other potential fixes.
The gateway machine is able to ping both U/S machines, all configs are correct, no firewall or anything else on the network and the studies completed on the problematic machine upload just fine if they are exported to a thumb drive and manually uploaded.
Only thing I can come up with is that it really is the hard drive going bad or perhaps a bad network card?
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
A week later the machine gets turned back on and will not send again. I re-entered the info again but to no avail, still cannot DICOM Echo or send anything to the gateway. Contacted GE again and they said sounds like a hard drive issue, but the hard drive is not showing any other signs of failing; the group does not want to pay to get the hard drive replaced so here I am searching for other potential fixes.
The gateway machine is able to ping both U/S machines, all configs are correct, no firewall or anything else on the network and the studies completed on the problematic machine upload just fine if they are exported to a thumb drive and manually uploaded.
Only thing I can come up with is that it really is the hard drive going bad or perhaps a bad network card?
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.