NetworksDB-MCP
@MorDavid
Fast MCP integration for NetworksDB API - Query IP addresses, organizations, ASNs, and DNS records using natural language through Model Context Protocol
概要
What is NetworksDB-MCP?
NetworksDB-MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that integrates with NetworksDB, enabling natural language queries for network intelligence, IP geolocation, organization details, and DNS information. It is intended for users who want to query network data using plain English through an MCP client.
How to use NetworksDB-MCP?
Clone the repository, install dependencies with pip, and configure the MCP server in your client’s settings with the command “python” pointing to the script and the environment variable NETWORKSDB_API_KEY set to your API key. Then send natural language queries such as “Find all information about IP 8.8.8.8” or specific commands like ip_info, org_search, dns, etc.
Key features of NetworksDB-MCP
- Natural language interface for network queries
- IP address information and geolocation
- Organization search and infrastructure mapping
- ASN information and network relationships
- DNS and reverse DNS intelligence
- Mass reverse DNS for network ranges
Use cases of NetworksDB-MCP
- Quickly get geolocation and details for an IP address
- Search for organizations and map their network infrastructure
- Retrieve DNS records for a domain
- Perform bulk reverse DNS lookups on network ranges
- Track API key usage and statistics
FAQ from NetworksDB-MCP
What prerequisites are needed?
You need a NetworksDB API key, Python 3.8 or higher, and an MCP client.
How do I get a NetworksDB API key?
The README does not specify how to obtain an API key; refer to NetworksDB’s own documentation.
What commands are available?
Commands include key_info, ip_info, ip_geo, org_search, org_info, org_networks, asn_info, asn_networks, dns, reverse_dns, and mass_reverse_dns.
Is this an official NetworksDB product?
No, it is a community-driven integration, not an official NetworksDB product.
Where can I get support or updates?
Join the Telegram channel at t.me/root_sec for updates, tips, and discussion.
