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    Krishnan V
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    I have an RPC server which listens on TCP/IP endpoints for servicing client requests. It has been working fine all along, until today where on one of our client's PCs (running on W2K SP4), the server fails during its initialization. On analysis of the error logs, I found that the when the RPC server registers its protocol sequence and end-points, it receives the error 1721 (not enough resources available for completion...). I don't understand what's causing this. Any ideas:confused:

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      I have an RPC server which listens on TCP/IP endpoints for servicing client requests. It has been working fine all along, until today where on one of our client's PCs (running on W2K SP4), the server fails during its initialization. On analysis of the error logs, I found that the when the RPC server registers its protocol sequence and end-points, it receives the error 1721 (not enough resources available for completion...). I don't understand what's causing this. Any ideas:confused:

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      Blake Miller
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      Make sure the dependencies your service has on other services are set up correctly. Maybe in this particular instance, your service is trying to start before another dependent service is running.

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