MikroTik MCP Server
MCP server for MikroTik RouterOS with multi-router support, environment-based auto-load, split read/write architecture, and selectable runtime modes: readonly, safe-write, full.
README
MikroTik MCP Server
MCP server for MikroTik RouterOS with:
- multi-router support
- environment-based auto-load
- split read/write architecture
- selectable runtime modes:
readonly,safe-write,full
Current Architecture
Key modules:
- mikrotik_mcp/config.py
- mikrotik_mcp/manager.py
- mikrotik_mcp/read_service.py
- mikrotik_mcp/write_service.py
- mikrotik_mcp/tools.py
- mikrotik_mcp/server.py
- mikrotik_mcp/entrypoint.py
- mikrotik_mcp/hermes_entrypoint.py
Architecture notes:
Runtime Modes
readonly- registers only read tools
- read tools auto-connect on first use when routers are pre-defined in env
- safest mode for AI agents
safe-write- registers all read tools
- registers only a small safe write subset:
add_router,connect_router,backup_config
full- registers both read and write tools
Mode reference:
Multi-Router Setup
Recommended approach: set MIKROTIK_ROUTERS once and let the server auto-load routers every time it starts.
Example:
{
"rb4011": {
"host": "192.168.100.1",
"username": "admin",
"password": "change-me-4011",
"port": 8728
},
"rb2011": {
"host": "192.168.88.1",
"username": "admin",
"password": "change-me-2011",
"port": 8728
}
}
More details:
Launching The Server
Recommended subprocess entrypoints:
python -m mikrotik_mcp.entrypoint
python -m mikrotik_mcp.hermes_entrypoint
Set runtime via environment variables such as:
MIKROTIK_MODE=readonly|safe-write|full
MIKROTIK_ROUTERS=<json>
Installation
Setup guide:
Testing
Testing guide:
Quick commands:
python -m pytest -q
python -m pytest -q -m regression
python -m pytest -q -m scenario
python -m pytest -q -m acceptance
Security Guidance
For AI agents:
- Prefer
readonlymode by default. - Use
safe-writeonly when backup/connect workflows are required. - Use
fullonly for supervised admin workflows.
Tool Coverage
Read surface includes:
- routers
- connectivity test
- system info
- interfaces
- IP addresses
- firewall rules
- DHCP leases and DHCP info
- logs, log topics, log summary
- NAT rules
- routes
- users
- wireless interfaces and registration
Write surface includes:
- add router
- connect router
- add/remove IP
- add/update/delete/move firewall rules
- add route
- update/delete NAT rules
- backup config
- run command
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