A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Pi-hole
Overview
What is Pi-hole MCP Server?
Pi-hole MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to expose Pi-hole functionalities as tools for AI assistants, enabling enhanced DNS management and query handling.
How to use Pi-hole MCP Server?
To use the Pi-hole MCP Server, deploy it using Docker, configure your Pi-hole credentials in a .env file, and access the server via a web browser at http://localhost:8383.
Key features of Pi-hole MCP Server?
- ListLocalDNS: Retrieves all local DNS settings from Pi-hole.
- ListQueries: Fetches recent DNS query history from Pi-hole.
- Multiple Pi-hole Support: Manage up to 4 Pi-holes from a single MCP server.
Use cases of Pi-hole MCP Server?
- Managing multiple Pi-hole instances from a single interface.
- Analyzing DNS query history for troubleshooting.
- Integrating Pi-hole functionalities with AI assistants for automated DNS management.
FAQ from Pi-hole MCP Server?
- Can I manage multiple Pi-holes with this server?
Yes! The server supports managing up to 4 Pi-hole instances.
- How do I deploy the server?
You can deploy it using Docker with the provided instructions in the documentation.
- Is there a web interface for this server?
Yes, you can access the server via a web browser at
http://localhost:8383after deployment.