Hi, Marcel
Some of my users from conquest has no public IP.
Then, I am trying to use ngrok to manage it.
I have tried:
Session Status online Account Luiz Oliveira (Plan: Free) Version 2.3.40
Region United States (us)
Web Interface http://127.0.0.1:4040
Forwarding tcp://2.tcp.ngrok.io:18444-> localhost:5678
Connections ttl opn rt1 rt5 p50 p90 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
If I use:
F:\Programas\vuejs\nuxt-iclindoctor\server_iclindoctor\api\dicomapi>servertask -p5678 -hCONQUESTSRV1 -q127.0.0.1 "--dolua:dofile([[./queryfunctions.lua]]);echo([[CONQUESTSRV1]])"
1
works well.
But if I use hostname It doesn´t work:
F:\Programas\vuejs\nuxt-iclindoctor\server_iclindoctor\api\dicomapi>servertask -p5678 -hCONQUESTSRV1 -qtcp://2.tcp.ngrok.io:18444 "--dolua:dofile([[./queryfunctions.lua]]);echo([[CONQUESTSRV1]])"
DICOM ERROR connect failed on socket level (called not running)
F:\Programas\vuejs\nuxt-iclindoctor\server_iclindoctor\api\dicomapi>servertask -p5678 -hCONQUESTSRV1 -q2.tcp.ngrok.io:18444 "--dolua:dofile([[./queryfunctions.lua]]);echo([[CONQUESTSRV1]])"
DICOM ERROR connect failed on socket level (called not running)
when ngrok starts, It bind the IP to a port. I think the problem the port is changing from
tcp://2.tcp.ngrok.io:18444-> localhost:5678
Is possible conquest dgate support ngrok syntax "hostname:port" without '-p' parameter? I tried dgate without -p but I had the same problem.