NetBox MCP Server

What is NetBox MCP Server?

NetBox MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects to NetBox, allowing users to expose and analyze network infrastructure data for use with MCP-compatible LLMs like Claude.

How to use NetBox MCP Server?

To use the NetBox MCP Server, you need to set up a NetBox instance with API access, install the required Python packages, and run the server with your NetBox URL and API token.

Key features of NetBox MCP Server?

• Query and analyze network infrastructure data.
• Check device configurations and connections.
• Examine virtualization clusters and virtual machines.
• Analyze VLANs and IP address allocations.
• Generate network topology information.
• Detect NVMe storage in clusters.

Use cases of NetBox MCP Server?

1. Integrating network data with AI models for enhanced analysis.
2. Automating network infrastructure queries and reporting.
3. Visualizing network topology and configurations.

FAQ from NetBox MCP Server?

• What are the requirements to run the server?

You need Python 3.10 or higher, a NetBox instance with API access, and the httpx library.

• How do I integrate it with Claude Desktop?

Follow the integration steps provided in the documentation to configure Claude Desktop with the NetBox server.

• Is there a license for this project?

Yes, the project is licensed under the MIT License.