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replied on July 28, 2016
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From the event logs provided in the trace, the short answer is, you are logged in as a local user and that configuration is unsupported. You will need to use a domain account.
The reason local user logins are not supported is because the Quick Fields Server uses the domain to configure user security for who can create/delete sessions/document classes. Since the local users' login is something of the form MACHINE\Username, it will try (and fail) to find the domain MACHINE, which of course does not exist. If you were to look in the Quick Fields administration console under "Users and Groups" it would give a message that "The inherited privileges could not be calculated because there was an error retrieving the user's/group's groups."
Note that local users can still use the "original" Quick Fields application in version 10, but because of this requirement they can't use anything relating to the Quick Fields server. Also it is not required that domain users be used for connections to the Laserfiche server; other Laserfiche users (e.g. repository named users) can still be used here.
SCR 145758 has been filed to include support for local users with Quick Fields Server and will be addressed in a future release.
Edits: minor formatting, forgot to mention the SCR first time around