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RPC_S_NO_BINDINGS
No server addresses are available to publish
RPC_S_NO_BINDINGS means the RPC runtime has no binding handles available for the operation. A server binding vector normally describes the protocol sequence, network address, and endpoint combinations on which the server can receive calls. Servers use such vectors when registering with the endpoint mapper or exporting binding information.
This status often follows an initialization problem earlier than endpoint registration. If no protocol sequence was successfully enabled, RpcServerInqBindings has nothing useful to return.
What to check
- Preserve the statuses from every
RpcServerUseProtseq*call and stop startup when all transports fail. - Call binding inquiry only after transport setup has completed.
- For interface groups or dynamically activated listeners, verify that the group is active before assuming its binding set exists.
- Do not synthesize endpoint-map records from configuration when the runtime itself reports no bindings.
The Open Group RPC model explicitly uses server binding vectors for endpoint-map registration and name-service export. Fix the missing runtime bindings before publication.
References
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