echo-mcp-server
by narita1980
This is an echo MCP server. The README provides minimal information, so the following sections are based on the server name and common server functionalities.
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What is echo-mcp-server?
An echo MCP (Message Communication Protocol) server likely designed to receive messages and echo them back to the sender. This can be used for testing network connectivity, debugging communication protocols, or simple message relaying.
How to use echo-mcp-server?
Typically, you would start the server on a specific port. Then, client applications can connect to the server on that port and send messages. The server will then echo the received messages back to the client.
Key features of echo-mcp-server
Message echoing
Network communication
Simple protocol implementation
Potential for logging messages
Use cases of echo-mcp-server
Testing network connectivity
Debugging communication protocols
Simple message relaying
Educational purposes for understanding network programming
FAQ from echo-mcp-server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP likely stands for Message Communication Protocol, a custom or simplified protocol for message exchange.
What port does the server run on?
What port does the server run on?
The port configuration would likely be specified in the server's configuration or command-line arguments.
How do I connect to the server?
How do I connect to the server?
You can use a network client library (e.g., sockets in Python, Java, etc.) to connect to the server's IP address and port.
Does the server support encryption?
Does the server support encryption?
Based on the limited information, it's unlikely to support encryption by default. It's probably a basic echo server.
Is the server thread-safe?
Is the server thread-safe?
Without examining the server's code, it's impossible to determine if it's thread-safe. It may require careful handling of concurrent connections.