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Manage NSX security policies, groups, tags, and traffic diagnostics.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "VMware NSX Security" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-zw008-vmware-nsx-security' -- npx -y vmware-nsx-security
List the current DFW policies in VMware NSX and organize them by policy name, scope, and key rules.
A structured list of DFW policies for reviewing existing access control configurations.
Show the security groups and tags in VMware NSX and explain which workloads belong to which groups.
A summary of security groups, tags, and their associated objects for validating segmentation logic.
Use Traceflow in VMware NSX to inspect the traffic path between two workloads and identify where it may be blocked.
A traffic path analysis highlighting policies or nodes that may be affecting connectivity.
Ops or security teams can use it to review VMware NSX DFW policies and quickly understand segmentation and access control rules. It fits pre-change checks and routine audits.
When teams need to confirm whether workloads are classified correctly, they can inspect security groups and tags to verify grouping logic and coverage. This helps identify misgrouped or untagged assets.
When application connectivity issues occur, teams can use Traceflow and related security capabilities to inspect the traffic path and find possible blocking points. It is useful for troubleshooting policy-related drops or path anomalies.
It is focused on VMware NSX security management, covering DFW policies, security groups, tags, Traceflow, and IDPS. The description says it provides 21 MCP tools.
Based on its capabilities, it is best suited for ops, DevOps, and development teams dealing with network security policies. It is especially useful for segmentation management and troubleshooting in NSX environments.
The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime requirements, or credential prerequisites. For specifics, see the source repository.
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