HP Medical Archive Solution Alarm, Attribute, Description, Type / Units, HTTP /DICOM Namespace, Table 23: CMN X HTTP Advanced Component Attributes (cont.)

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Table 23: CMN X HTTP Advanced Component Attributes (cont.)

Attribute	Type / Units	Description	C	T	Alarm
POST	Check box	Indicates if clients assigned this			N/A
		profile can use the HTTP POST
		(query) command; disabled in this
		release.
DELETE	Check box	Indicates if clients assigned this			N/A
		profile can use the HTTP DELETE
		command to release a UUID
		handle.
HTTP /DICOM Namespace
Profile Name	Text	User-defined profile name. This			N/A
		name is referenced in the HTTP
		component.
AE Title	Text	The AE Title allocated to the			N/A
		remote entity.
Coerce Tag	Text	Case sensitive reference to an			N/A
Profile Name		entry defined in the DICOM
		Advanced component. The profile
		is used to enable data partitioning.
PUT	Check box	Indicates if remote entities			N/A
		assigned this profile can use the
		HTTP PUT command to store
		DICOM objects. This should
		always be enabled; without it, an
		entity with this profile has no
		access to the DICOM namespace.

DICOM

DICOM is optional When a range of IP addresses defined above has DICOM support

on the HPMA. enabled, devices from that range must also be enabled as DICOM Application Entities (AEs). This allocates a capability profile (see

“DICOM Advanced” below) to those devices. An entity is uniquely defined by the combination of AE Title, IP address and port, and the grid AE to which it is associating. For example, entities can share an AE Title and port number while still being distinguished by unique IP addresses within the defined range.

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