RouterOS MCP Server

# RouterOS MCP Server - Device Configuration # Copy this file to ~/.config/routeros-mcp/devices.yaml or ./devices.yaml devices: # Example device configuration - name: router1 hostname: 192.168.1.1 username: admin password: your-password-here disabled: false fallback_ip: null private_key: null # Another example with fallback IP - name: router2 hostname: router2.example.com username: admin password: another-password disabled: false fallback_ip: 10.0.0.1 # Used if DNS resolution fails private_key: null # Disabled device example - name: old-router hostname: 192.168.1.254 username: admin password: old-password disabled: true # Will not be available via MCP fallback_ip: null private_key: null # Field descriptions: # - name: Unique identifier for the device (used in MCP tool calls) # - hostname: IP address or DNS name of the RouterOS device # - username: RouterOS username for authentication # - password: RouterOS password for authentication # - disabled: Set to true to exclude from MCP (default: false) # - fallback_ip: Alternative IP if hostname DNS resolution fails (optional) # - private_key: SSH private key path for key-based auth (optional, not commonly used)