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Installing Fusion PACS
Important: Make a note of the local IP address and the DICOM name of the server.
The user needs these values when it is time to configure the local system and remote
workstations through the Web GUI.
19. Enter the IP address and the name of the SQL Server that Fusion PACS will use to
store its database, and click Next. The Check Setup Information screen appears.
20. Verify that the installation information is correct, and click Next. The progress
indicator indicates the progress of the installation process.
Once the main files have been copied, the setup of the remaining components begins.
Step 3: Completing the installation
Once you have installed the software, you are prompted to install the other software
options for your selected installation type. The final steps are:
1.
Install Web services and set up access to Key Images (see “Installing FUSION IIS Web
services” on page 12).
2.
Install NT services and configure a system user (see “Installing Windows NT Core
services” on page 14).
3.
Install or update the FUSION databases and select a date format (see “Installing the
database” on page 17 and “Setting the date format” on page 18).
4.
Select whether to secure the ImageChannel connection (see “Securing the Image
Channel connection” on page 18).
5.
Choose a workflow configuration and set up report access (see “Setting the FUSION
Workflow configuration” on page 19).
Note: Steps 1, 2, and 3 only appear for selected installation types, as described in the first
section.
Installing FUSION IIS Web services
This creates the virtual directory for the Web services in IIS. This step applies to complete
installations and Web installations. This section describes the available options for
installing the Web services.
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