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Quickfields Licensing on Windows Server Terminal Services

Quick Fields Licensing

Updated September 14, 2015

asked on September 14, 2015

A client is asking a question about how Quickfields would be licensed in this environment. I am not locating any information about this setup, but since Quickfields is officially supported on Windows Server platforms I figured I would ask. Would accessing Quickfields without Agent from multiple concurrent sessions work from a technical standpoint? Is this is in the spirit of Laserfiche licensing?

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replied on September 14, 2015 • Show version history

The Quickfields license (without Agent) allows for 1 session to run at a time. If you try to access multiple sessions, even from different profiles, only the first instance of QF will open. All others will be displayed an error that states that Quickfields is already running.

So while you can install QF on a TS server, it will still limit to just a single instance running on that machine at a time.

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replied on September 14, 2015

Thanks Bert,

That is what I figured, but have never tried myself.

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replied on September 14, 2015

Maybe this would be a good possible feature request! I know we have had customers ask if it was possible to purchase QF instance licenses, so they could install it on a TS server and have 2 or 3 people running sessions. But at this time, if they buy multiple licenses, it requires a individual machine/QF installation for each license.

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