Installation guide

The status of each selected interface changes to Stopped.
Stopping Connectivity Manager queues
(Topic number: 67550)
6.
If the Connectivity Manager’s inbound devices have not been stopped, stop the IMPAX outbound
DM Out and impax_report_server queues prior to shutting down IMPAX for the upgrade. Messages
in stopped queues are not processed and remain in the queue until the queue is restarted. Outbound
queues are restarted automatically if the Agfa Connectivity service is restarted, or if the Connectivity
Manager server is restarted.
To stop Connectivity Manager queues
1.
In Connectivity Manager, open Service Tools and click Queue Manager.
2. In the Queue List table, select the checkbox beside each queue belonging to a device with a DM
Out or impax_report_server component.
3.
Click Stop.
The status of the queues changes to Stopped.
Connectivity Manager outbound message queues must be configured with the new server settings
before messages are added to the queues. Consult a Connectivity Manager integrator to create a
device for the destination IMPAX server. Report updates can be sent to only one IMPAX server,
after all reports have been copied to that server.
Stopping data transmission to IMPAX
(Topic number: 59513)
7.
Allow remaining SEND jobs to continue until they have finished, then stop any more studies from
being transmitting in the IMPAX system.
To stop data transmission to IMPAX
1.
Open the Windows Administrative Tools and select Services.
2.
Right-click the DICOM Service Class Provider service and select Properties.
3.
To change the Service status, click Stop.
4.
From the Startup type list, select Disabled.
5.
To close the Properties dialog, click OK.
6.
Launch Administration Tools and log in as user service.
7.
On the Daily tab, select Job Manager.
8. Monitor each Transmit queue and wait for all outgoing jobs to finish.
You cannot delete jobs in progress.
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