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Linklogic Assignment in CEMR

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vholloway

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We are attempting to set up a new HL7 import for linklogic. I need to now how to determine what is an available port for the new HL7 interface. I cannot find the port listing for the current HL7 interfaces. I know how to create new xrs xrf files and complete the rest of the installation. I just can't remember where to view the port assignments within linklogic. GE support will not assist without creating a purchase order etc. Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Posted : July 27, 2015 3:43 am

SLHV

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Do you mean TCP port for it to listen on? Open a command prompt, then netstat -aon | find "LISTENING" will show you ports that are in use.Pick one that isn't listed. It's rather arbitrary.

The last column will show the process ID so you can correlate that with the Linklogic PID in task manager if you wish.

Posted : July 27, 2015 4:14 am

mgryder

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If you look at your stations under Administration > LinkLogic you will need to locate your DTS and then you can see the list of used ports and assign them there.

Posted : July 27, 2015 4:15 am

Anonymous

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Like Mgryder say

in administration>System>linklogic>stations>click on station type twice to bring the dts up in the list.
click on the dts you want to see the ports.

the list should be at the bottom after the import and export task settings.

Posted : July 27, 2015 6:55 am

vholloway

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Thank you all so very much! I knew that I could see them somewhere, but couldn't locate it again. Really appreciate everyone taking the time to help me out. You all have a wonderful week.

Posted : July 27, 2015 7:25 am

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