Servers use a list of server binding handles. Each represents one way to establish a binding with the server. Before exporting binding information to a namespace, a server tells the RPC runtime which RPC protocol sequences to use for the RPC interfaces the server supports. For each protocol sequence, the server runtime creates one or more server binding handles. Each server binding handle refers to binding information for a single potential binding, including a protocol sequence, a network (host) address, an endpoint (server address), a transfer syntax, and an RPC protocol version number.