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RPC_S_INTERFACE_NOT_FOUND
The requested interface identifier did not match available RPC interface data
RPC_S_INTERFACE_NOT_FOUND indicates that an RPC operation looking for a specific interface could not find it. Depending on the API, the search may involve local server registration, endpoint-map data, or namespace-exported binding information.
This status is close to RPC_S_UNKNOWN_IF but appears in lookup-oriented operations. The practical diagnostic key is the interface identifier: UUID plus major and minor version information.
What to compare
- Extract the interface UUID and version from the MIDL-generated interface specification on both client and server.
- Check whether the server successfully called
RpcServerRegisterIf*before publishing bindings. - Inspect endpoint-map or namespace filters for version-selection options that exclude the registered interface.
- When multiple interfaces share one process, do not reuse the wrong
RPC_IF_HANDLEwhile exporting or registering endpoints.
A reachable endpoint is not enough: endpoint discovery and interface matching are separate. Diagnose the exact interface UUID/version path that failed.
References
- Microsoft: Registering Interfaces
- Microsoft: Specifying Endpoints
- The Open Group: RPC name-service lookup
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