This appendix lists reject status codes for RPC PDUs and the error statuses that may returned by a client stub to an application in comm_status and fault_status parameters.
Both reject and connection-oriented fault PDUs contain a
32-bit field that indicates a server's reason for rejecting an RPC
call request. This field is encoded as the body data of the
reject PDU and as the status field of the
connection-oriented fault PDU header.
| Name | Value | Protocol | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| nca_rpc_version_mismatch | 1c000008 | CO/CL | The server does not support the RPC protocol version specified in the request PDU. |
| nca_unspec_reject | 1c000009 | CO,CL | The request is being rejected for unspecified reasons. |
| nca_s_bad_actid | 1c00000A | CL | The server has no state corresponding to the activity identifier in the message. |
| nca_who_are_you_failed | 1c00000b | CL | The Conversation Manager callback failed. |
| nca_manager_not_entered | 1c00000c | CO,CL | The server manager routine has not been entered and executed. |
| nca_op_rng_error | 1c010002 | CO,CL | The operation number passed in the request PDU is greater than or equal to the number of operations in the interface. |
| nca_unk_if | 1c010003 | CO,CL | The server does not export the requested interface. |
| nca_wrong_boot_time | 1c010006 | CL | The server boot time passed in the request PDU does not match the actual server boot time. |
| nca_s_you_crashed | 1c010009 | CL | A restarted server called back a client. |
| nca_proto_error | 1c01000b | CO/CL | The RPC client or server protocol has been violated. |
| nca_out_args_too_big | 1c010013 | CO,CL | The output parameters of the operation exceed their declared maximum size. |
| nca_server_too_busy | 1c010014 | CO,CL | The server is too busy to handle the call. |
| nca_unsupported_type | 1c010017 | CO,CL | The server does not implement the requested operation for the type of the requested object. |
| nca_invalid_pres_context_id | 1c00001c | CO | Invalid presentation context ID. |
| nca_unsupported_authn_level | 1c00001d | CO,CL | The server did not support the requested authentication level. |
| nca_invalid_checksum | 1c00001f | CO,CL | Invalid checksum. |
| nca_invalid_crc | 1c000020 | CO,CL | Invalid CRC. |
The following failures normally indicate a communication failure.
Such failures do not necessarily indicate a problem in the RPC or
application code. All of the failures listed in
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| rpc_s_access_control_info_inv | 16C9A04A |
| rpc_s_cancel_timeout | 16C9A030 |
| rpc_s_comm_failure | 16C9A016 |
| rpc_s_connect_closed_by_rem | 16C9A04C |
| rpc_s_connect_no_resources | 16C9A044 |
| rpc_s_connect_rejected | 16C9A042 |
| rpc_s_connect_timed_out | 16C9A041 |
| rpc_s_connection_closed | 16C9A036 |
| rpc_s_host_unreachable | 16C9A049 |
| rpc_s_fault_remote_comm_failure | 16C9A085 |
| rpc_s_loc_connect_aborted | 16C9A04B |
| rpc_s_network_unreachable | 16C9A043 |
| rpc_s_no_memory | 16C9A012 |
| rpc_s_no_more_bindings | 16C9A0B5 |
| rpc_s_no_ns_permission | 16C9A0A8 |
| rpc_s_no_rem_endpoint | 16C9A047 |
| rpc_s_op_rng_error | 16C9A001 |
| rpc_s_rem_host_crashed | 16C9A04D |
| rpc_s_rem_host_down | 16C9A048 |
| rpc_s_rem_network_shutdown | 16C9A045 |
| rpc_s_too_many_rem_connects | 16C9A046 |
| rpc_s_unknown_if | 16C9A02C |
| rpc_s_unsupported_type | 16C9A02D |
| rpc_s_wrong_boot_time | 16C9A006 |
The following failures normally indicate a failure of the remote
application code. All of the failures listed in
The four columns represent the fault status name, the hexadecimal value of the fault status, the fault PDU name that is associated with this fault, and the hexadecimal value encoded by the fault PDU.
| Fault Status | Status Value | PDU Fault | PDU Fault Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| rpc_s_fault_object_not_found | 16C9A01B | nca_s_fault_object_not_found | 1C000024 |
| rpc_s_call_cancelled | 16C9A031 | nca_s_fault_cancel | 1C00000D |
| rpc_s_fault_addr_error | 16C9A074 | nca_s_fault_addr_error | 1C000002 |
| rpc_s_fault_context_mismatch | 16C9A075 | nca_s_fault_context_mismatch | 1C00001A |
| rpc_s_fault_fp_div_by_zero | 16C9A076 | nca_s_fault_fp_div_zero | 1C000003 |
| rpc_s_fault_fp_error | 16C9A077 | nca_s_fault_fp_error | 1C00000F |
| rpc_s_fault_fp_overflow | 16C9A078 | nca_s_fault_fp_overflow | 1C000005 |
| rpc_s_fault_fp_underflow | 16C9A079 | nca_s_fault_fp_underflow | 1C000004 |
| rpc_s_fault_ill_inst | 16C9A07A | nca_s_fault_ill_inst | 1C00000E |
| rpc_s_fault_int_div_by_zero | 16C9A07B | nca_s_fault_int_div_by_zero | 1C000001 |
| rpc_s_fault_int_overflow | 16C9A07C | nca_s_fault_int_overflow | 1C000010 |
| rpc_s_fault_invalid_bound | 16C9A07D | nca_s_fault_invalid_bound | 1C000007 |
| rpc_s_fault_invalid_tag | 16C9A07E | nca_s_fault_invalid_tag | 1C000006 |
| rpc_s_fault_pipe_closed | 16C9A07F | nca_s_fault_pipe_closed | 1C000015 |
| rpc_s_fault_pipe_comm_error | 16C9A080 | nca_s_fault_pipe_comm_error | 1C000018 |
| rpc_s_fault_pipe_discipline | 16C9A081 | nca_s_fault_pipe_discipline | 1C000017 |
| rpc_s_fault_pipe_empty | 16C9A082 | nca_s_fault_pipe_empty | 1C000014 |
| rpc_s_fault_pipe_memory | 16C9A083 | nca_s_fault_pipe_memory | 1C000019 |
| rpc_s_fault_pipe_order | 16C9A084 | nca_s_fault_pipe_order | 1C000016 |
| rpc_s_fault_remote_no_memory | 16C9A086 | nca_s_fault_remote_no_memory | 1C00001B |
| rpc_s_fault_unspec | 16C9A087 | ||
| rpc_s_fault_user_defined | 16C9A113 | ncs_s_fault_user_defined | 1C000021 |
| rpc_s_fault_tx_open_failed | 16C9A116 | nca_s_fault_tx_open_failed | 1C000022 |
| rpc_s_fault_codeset_conv_error | 16C9A16E | nca_s_fault_codeset_conv_error | 1C000023 |
| rpc_s_fault_no_client_stub | 16C9A170 | nca_s_fault_no_client_stub | 1C000025 |
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