Updated Section A, B

• Gather information from DICOM conformance statements about encrypted data transfers.
• Gather information from mobile DICOM viewer vendors about encrypted data tranfsers

Results for:
Section A (A 1-4)
Section B (B 1-4)

• Section C
• Section D

Feedback from forensic examiners:

• add additional quantity unit to quantity related questions

Export format from platform is .csv. Using python as scripting language.

Feedback from forensic radiologists:

• questions and answers are clear and fully understandable
• questionnaire could be too long, especially if comments are required for each answer

Forensics personell can start on monday

Give it for language and understanding proofreading.

Testing is setup and can be performed online. Waiting for feedback from testers.

Compiled a DICOM file including information for monitoring purpose. A daily cron-job copies this file into the CTP DICOM data pipeline so end-users can monitor the last successful transfer of this file.

DICOM data is transferred via HTTPS connection.

DICOM data workflow for mobile applications is routed via new DICOM receiver at DKFZ.

New data receiver for DICOM images at DKFZ is online and ready to go :-).

Survey is ready but DKFZ IT-CF needs to port the survey to the public server. Currently the survey can only be accessed within the DKFZ network.

A better address for the DKFZ proxy is www-int2:3128.

After checking the mentioned CMake variables the error remains.
If you still have trouble on windows with getting a connection, the error can occur if your IP is not public. Then you need to use the proxy configuration:

The default way on windows is to install openSSL and point the installer to the corresponding libraries. I do not really see it as a superbuild option, as it is a non-issue on *nix systems usually, due to omnipresent openSSL.

@steint: You could use this task for further clarification / questions concerning the openSSL problem.

Routing rules are set-up.

VM is installed and available. After first tests, the VM will be moved into the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) within the DKFZ IT Infrastructure.