DataPacket FAQs

Question 1

What are the prerequisites for running DataPacket MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

To run DataPacket MCP Server, you need Node.js 22 or later installed. Additionally, a DataPacket API bearer token is required for authentication, which can be generated from the security settings in your DataPacket client panel.

Question 2

What are the security recommendations for remote HTTP deployments?

Accepted Answer

For remote HTTP deployments, always place the server behind a reverse proxy for TLS termination and access control. Protect your API token using environment variables (never CLI flags in production), limit network exposure, and run the process with least privilege. Regular token rotation is also recommended.

Question 3

What is DataPacket MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

DataPacket MCP Server is an implementation of the Model Context Protocol that exposes the DataPacket GraphQL API. It allows Large Language Models (LLMs) and MCP clients to programmatically manage DataPacket dedicated servers, billing, provisioning, and support requests.

Question 4

What DataPacket services can I manage with this tool?

Accepted Answer

The server offers comprehensive control over the DataPacket API, including managing dedicated servers, provisioning new instances, handling billing and invoices, monitoring traffic, configuring DNS records, and submitting or replying to support requests. It provides 33 specific tools (queries and mutations).

Question 5

How do I deploy and configure DataPacket MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

You can deploy it using either a `stdio` transport for local integrations or a `streamable http` transport for remote/web deployments. Configuration options, such as the DataPacket API token and port, can be set via environment variables or CLI flags.

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