claude mcp add opnsense-mcp -- npx -y opnsense-mcp
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collected from the punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers list · type: MCP server
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MCP server for OPNsense firewall operations (ARP, DHCP, logs, rules, interfaces, system status, packet capture). Use one of two deployment modes: - STDIO (local): best for Cursor/Claude Code/Continue running the server process directly. - SSE (centralized): best for shared, long-lived service over HTTPS. Demo Query your firewall with Claude Code CLI. Live example with real network data: Why This Exists Built this because SSH'ing into the firewall to check logs or grab ARP data got old fast. Now you can ask Claude: - "What's happening on the network right now?" - "Show me the latest firewall blocks" - "Tell me about that host" - "Capture packets from the suspicious traffic" Claude handles the firewall query via MCP and gives you analysis + context in one shot. Works on homelab or business deployments equally well. Quick Start 1) Local setup (required for both modes) Edit ~/.env: 2) Choose mode Mode A: STDIO (local IDE/client) Configure your MCP client to launch mcp_start.sh: See full guide: docs/GETTING_STARTED.md. Mode B: SSE (centralized service) Run the Linux installer (Podman + quadlet + Caddy TLS): Clients connect to: See deployment docs: - docs/CENTRALIZED_DEPLOY_SPEC.md - deploy/README.md - deploy/TLS.md What Is Available Primary tools: - Discovery: arp, dhcp, lldp - Monitoring: system, get_logs, packet_capture - Firewall rules: fw_rules, mkfw_rule, set_fw_rule, toggle_fw_rule, rmfw_rule - Interfaces: interface_list Full reference: docs/REFERENCE/FUNCTION_REFERENCE.md What's New (June 2026) Five PRs landed recently. See docs/FEATURES_UPDATE.md for full details and usage examples. - **Streamable HTTP transport** — native FastMCP server supports stdio, sse, and streamable-http (MCP spec 2025-03-26). Deployed via deploy/install.sh. - **DHCP client_id (DUID) support** — mk_dhcp_host and move_dhcp_host accept an optional DUID for stateful DHCPv6 matching. - **Semver image tags** — images are tagged from pyproject.toml version + git short SHA (1.0.0-dev.a1b2c3d) or release tags (1.0.0). - **Container registry** — pinned tags only; :latest is rejected. Set OPNSENSE_MCP_IMAGE_REPO, or build locally with --build-local. - **install.sh readonly fix** — Bash readonly clash between install.sh and lib.sh resolved. Use Cases - **Homelab network troubleshooting** — Query firewall logs from terminal, get Claude's take on what's happening - **Security operations** — Automate incident triage: "Analyze the last hour of blocks" - **Infrastructure automation** — Write MCP-aware scripts that query firewall state dynamically - **DevOps troubleshooting** — Quick VLAN/interface status checks without SSH sessions Feedback First 10 users get feedback incorporated into the tool. If you find bugs or have ideas, file an issue or discussion.