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stun-mcp

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stun-mcp is an MCP server that sends STUN (RFC8489) Binding Requests and returns the results. It's designed for use with VS Code in Agent mode.

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What is stun-mcp?

stun-mcp is an MCP (Meta Communication Protocol) server that sends STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) Binding Requests as defined in RFC8489 and returns the results. It is designed to be used with tools like VS Code that support the MCP protocol.

How to use stun-mcp?

To use stun-mcp, you need to configure it within your MCP-compatible environment, such as VS Code with Agent mode enabled. Add a configuration block to your mcp.json file specifying the command to execute the stun-mcp server. Then, you can send STUN requests to specific URLs using prompts within the MCP environment.

Key features of stun-mcp

  • Sends STUN Binding Requests (RFC8489)

  • Returns STUN results

  • Compatible with MCP

  • Designed for VS Code Agent mode

  • Simple implementation

Use cases of stun-mcp

  • Testing STUN servers

  • Debugging NAT traversal issues

  • Verifying STUN connectivity

  • Integrating STUN functionality into VS Code workflows

FAQ from stun-mcp

What protocols does stun-mcp support?

It primarily supports STUN (RFC8489) Binding Requests.

Is stun-mcp a full STUN implementation?

No, the README indicates that it only implements the necessary minimum for STUN packet processing.

How do I configure stun-mcp in VS Code?

You need to add a configuration block to your mcp.json file, specifying the command to execute the stun-mcp server (main.js).

Can I use stun-mcp outside of VS Code?

Potentially, if you have another MCP-compatible environment. However, the documentation focuses on VS Code integration.

What kind of results does stun-mcp return?

It returns the results of the STUN Binding Request. The specific format of the results would depend on the STUN server's response.