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Run read-only SNMPv2c get and walk queries from a local MCP server.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "snmp-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use snmp_get to query the current value of a specific OID on 192.168.1.10 and return a structured result.
Returns the read-only query result for the target OID, such as the value, OID, or related response details.
Use snmp_walk to traverse an OID subtree on a switch and list all readable entries under that prefix.
Outputs multiple SNMP results under the OID prefix, useful for reviewing interface or system-related information.
Configure community strings for different CIDR ranges, then run read-only SNMP queries against devices in those ranges.
Uses matching per-range configuration to safely perform read-only queries across multiple devices.
DevOps engineers can use the local MCP server to run read-only SNMP queries against routers, switches, and similar devices. It is useful for checking status without changing device configuration.
When different network ranges use different community strings, CIDR-based configuration helps manage access rules. This makes it more suitable for querying devices across multiple subnets consistently.
Developers can integrate snmp_get and snmp_walk into stdio-based MCP workflows as read-only data collection steps. It fits workflows that need basic monitoring or inventory information from network devices.
It is a local MCP server for read-only SNMPv2c queries. It exposes two tools, snmp_get and snmp_walk, over stdio to MCP clients.
Based on the provided description, it supports read-only queries only. No write or configuration change capability is mentioned.
The description says it uses CIDR-based community string configuration. More specific installation steps, runtime requirements, or config format are not provided; see the source repository.
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