What does HRESULT 0x80631001 (PEER_E_NO_CLOUD) mean?

 
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PEER_E_NO_CLOUD

The state transition represented by the HRESULT

PEER_E_NO_CLOUD — HRESULT 0x80631001 marks the requested PNRP cloud name or scope is not present in the local namespace-provider view. A previously successful call does not guarantee that the later handle, identity, record or network presence is still valid.

Reconstruct the sequence

  1. Identify the first call among PNRP Winsock namespace-provider cloud enumeration, registration and resolution that returned the HRESULT.
  2. Preserve requested cloud name, scope, interface and IPv6 addresses, cloud enumeration result, PNRP startup/service events and network profile.
  3. Correlate graph, group, PNRP and collaboration events with application cancellation, disconnect, shutdown and sign-out events.
  4. Run the narrow comparison: enumerate available clouds and repeat resolution with one returned exact cloud name rather than the configured alias.

PNRP is a Winsock namespace provider that resolves peer names to endpoint information inside an IPv6-based cloud. Cloud selection, registration and endpoint enumeration are distinct steps.

Interpretation matrix

ObservationInterpretation
No create, open or enumerate call returned the objectThe failure is upstream of the cloud namespace described here.
A close, delete, disconnect, expiration or sign-out event came firstInvestigate an object-lifetime race before malformed network data.
The controlled run advances to another HRESULTThe original peer-name encoding was corrected and the new code names the next unmet prerequisite.

Closest alternative diagnosis

PEER_E_CLOUD_NAME_AMBIGUOUS differs because no-cloud finds zero matching clouds; ambiguous-cloud finds more than one cloud with the same scope/name interpretation. The two codes can occur in one workflow, but they do not justify the same remediation.

Correction and proof

Select an existing cloud or correct the interface/scope conditions that create it; DNS changes do not create a PNRP cloud. Verify the result by enumerating the expected records, members, connections, endpoints or presence state rather than merely observing that the call stopped failing.

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