Snmp Sse Mcp Server

🖥️ SNMP MCP SSE Server

The aimiox SNMP MCP SSE Server integrates easily with the OpenAI Agents SDK or any SSE compatible MCP client, providing a seamless interface for SNMP device and MIBs interaction and monitoring.

✨ Features

✅ Device Discovery: Automatically discover SNMP-enabled devices on the network

📡 Device Management: Register, update, and remove SNMP devices

🔍 SNMP Operations: Perform SNMP get and walk operations with OID validation

📊 MIB Support: Map OIDs to human-readable MIB names and descriptions

🔄 Flexible Device Lookup: Identify devices by ID, IP address, or system name

🌐 OID Validation: Prevents walking top-level MIBs to avoid excessive data retrieval

🤖 Compatible with OpenAI Agent SDK's MCPServerSse: Easy integration with AI agents

🚀 Quick Start

Running the Server

Create a directory for config.yaml and data, e.g amx-snmp. Edit config.yaml and add your devices. Create "data" directory for the database.

In the same directory, you can run the server in a docker container with:

$ sudo docker run -it \
  -p 8001:8001 \
  -v $(pwd)/config.yaml:/app/config.yaml \
  -v $(pwd)/data:/app/data \
  aimiox/amx-snmp-mcp:latest

⚙️ Configuration

💎 Premium Features

The free version supports 2 devices.

The paid version adds support for:

• 100+ devices
• OID data history

🛠️ For paid access or custom integration,

🧪 Test with CLI Client

To test the SNMP MCP server using the OpenAI Agents SDK, use the included cli.py.

1. Set Your API Key

Create a .env file in the project root and add:

OPENAI_API_KEY=your-openai-key-here

2. Set the MCP Endpoint

Edit the following line in snmp_mcp_cli.py:

MCP_SNMP_URL = "http://<mcp_ip_address>:<mcp_port>/sse"

Replace <mcp_ip_address> and <mcp_port> with your actual server values.

3. Run the Client

pip install openai-agents
python3 snmp_mcp_cli.py

4. Interact with the Agent

The client will connect to the SSE server and allow you to chat with SNMP MCP.

🤖 Example Response (via GPT-4.1-mini)

User Prompt:

💻 You: How can you help me with SNMP devices?

AI Response:

🤖 Assistant: I can help you with SNMP devices in several ways, including:

1. Retrieving information from SNMP-enabled devices, such as system details, interface statistics, CPU and memory usage, disk I/O, and more.
2. Performing SNMP walk operations to browse whole OID subtrees or get specific OID values.
3. Listing all SNMP devices that you have configured.
4. Providing details about available MIB modules and specific objects within those MIBs.
5. Fetching historical SNMP data if it's available for monitoring trends over time.

You can ask me to query specific data points or perform walks on your SNMP devices and I will retrieve the relevant information for you. How would you like to start?

📞 Support

For questions, issues, or contributions, open an issue on github.com/aimiox/mcp, or