Nokia is a Finnish multinational telecommunications, information technology, and consumer electronics company that designs and sells mobile phones, smartphones, and other communication devices. Founded in 1865, Nokia has evolved from a paper mill to one of the world's leading technology companies, known for its innovation in networking infrastructure, mobile technologies, and digital health solutions.
Why this server?
Provides search and exploration of Nokia SR OS YANG models, enabling discovery of gNMI paths by subject and retrieval of node details with keys and children.
Why this server?
Supports Nokia SR OS and SR Linux devices for reading operational data and performing configuration operations via NAPALM community drivers (not officially tested).
Why this server?
Allows generation and validation of network device configurations for Nokia SR Linux platforms using netlab. The server can create topologies, render device configs, and run lab validations on Nokia SR Linux devices.
Why this server?
Provides tools for querying Nokia SR OS network devices including BGP, OSPF, MPLS, interfaces, services (VPRN, VPLS, SAP), and more via SSH, NETCONF, and SNMP.
Why this server?
Supports analysis of firewall rules from Nokia SR OS, enabling detection of rule overlaps, conflicts, shadowing, and duplicates.
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with Nokia SR Linux devices, enabling AI-driven command execution, configuration management, and network health monitoring.
Why this server?
Allows managing Nokia SR OS devices, including retrieving operational state and modifying configuration through MCP tools.
Why this server?
Provides network management tools for Nokia SR Linux devices, enabling retrieval of device information, interface states, routing tables, running configurations, and network instances, as well as configuration of network interfaces including IP addresses, administrative states, and descriptions.
Why this server?
Manages Nokia SR OS devices via gNMI, enabling configuration retrieval, modification, and operational state queries using YANG paths, as well as MD-CLI command execution.