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SYMPTOMSAn program that requests Remote Procedure Call (RPC) services on a named server by using the SPX protocol may encounter apparent name resolution problems, given that subsequent attempts using the network address of the same server succeed. The specific situation discussed in this article can be identified only with a network trace. The message traffic leading up to this situation is as follows:
CAUSEThe cause is an incorrect status returned to the RPC client by the socket provider following a successful SAP transaction to verify that the named server provides the requested RPC service. WORKAROUNDIf you encounter this problem, you can use the network address of the RPC server in place of the server name. The possibility of substituting the address for the name is dependent on the program in use, which may or may not allow you this level of control. MORE INFORMATIONThe following information does not provide minimum and sufficient criteria to reproduce the reported problem. It is included to define a sample of the basic network configuration underlying the reported problem.
Server: hellos -p ncacn_spx -e 2000Replace servername with the actual name of the Windows NT server. Additional query words:
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