RPC_S_ADDRESS_ERROR - 1768 (0x6E8)
An addressing error occurred in the RPC server.
Updated: Feb 21, 2026
Technical Meaning
The error code RPC_S_ADDRESS_ERROR (1768, 0x6E8) indicates that an addressing issue has occurred within the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) server. This error suggests a problem with how addresses are being handled or interpreted by the RPC service.
Error Details
This specific error is related to the network communication and address resolution mechanisms used in RPC services. It can occur when there is a mismatch between expected and actual addressing information, such as incorrect IP addresses, port numbers, or other address-related parameters.
Usage Context
The RPC_S_ADDRESS_ERROR typically arises during the execution of RPC operations where the server encounters an issue with the client's request due to improper addressing. This can happen in various scenarios, including network configuration issues, misconfigured service bindings, or incorrect client requests.
Developer Interpretation
Developers should interpret this error as a signal that there is a problem with how addresses are being managed within the RPC server context. It may indicate an issue with the network stack, address resolution, or the way RPC services are configured on either the client or server side.
Related Errors
RPC_S_SERVER_UNAVAILABLE(0x713) - Indicates that the requested RPC service is not available.RPC_S_CALL_FAILED(0x6E9) - A generic error indicating a failure in an RPC call, which may include addressing issues.
FAQ
Q: What does RPC_S_ADDRESS_ERROR mean?
A: It indicates an issue with address handling within the RPC server context. This could be due to incorrect IP addresses, port numbers, or other address-related parameters.
Q: How can I troubleshoot this error?
A: Review network configurations and ensure that all addressing information is correct. Check service bindings and client requests for any discrepancies.
Summary
The RPC_S_ADDRESS_ERROR (1768, 0x6E8) is a specific error indicating an issue with address handling in the RPC server context. Developers should focus on network configurations and ensure that all addressing information is correct to resolve this error.