JumpServer MCP Server

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JumpServer MCP Server facilitates communication and integration with JumpServer. It allows for configuring the JumpServer environment and interacting with its API.

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What is JumpServer MCP Server?

The JumpServer MCP Server is a component designed to integrate with JumpServer, likely acting as a bridge or intermediary for specific functionalities. It handles configuration and API interactions with a JumpServer instance.

How to use JumpServer MCP Server?

To use the MCP Server, configure the .env file with the JumpServer URL and optionally an API token. Then, start the Docker container using the provided command. Create a JumpServer API Bearer token and configure the MCP server with the token for authentication.

Key features of JumpServer MCP Server

Dockerized deployment
API interaction with JumpServer
Configuration via environment variables
SSE integration
Bearer token authentication

Use cases of JumpServer MCP Server

Automating tasks within JumpServer
Integrating JumpServer with other systems
Extending JumpServer functionality
Centralized management of JumpServer resources

FAQ from JumpServer MCP Server

What is the purpose of the API token?

The API token is used for authenticating the MCP Server with the JumpServer API, allowing it to perform actions and retrieve data.

How do I find my JumpServer URL?

The JumpServer URL is the address where your JumpServer instance is hosted, e.g., http://jumpserverhost.

What is 'type': 'sse' in the MCP Server configuration?

It specifies the type of connection to use, in this case, Server-Sent Events (SSE).

How do I update the MCP Server?

Pull the latest Docker image from ghcr.io/jumpserver/mcp:latest and restart the container.

What happens if the API token expires?

You will need to generate a new API token from JumpServer and update the MCP Server configuration.