NetGraph FAQs

Question 1

How does NetGraph help in diagnosing network connectivity issues?

Accepted Answer

NetGraph eliminates manual tracing by providing deterministic path analysis. It identifies precisely where traffic is blocked—whether by Security Groups, NACLs, or route tables—giving AI assistants the answers needed to resolve issues in seconds.

Question 2

Which AI platforms can integrate with NetGraph?

Accepted Answer

NetGraph is designed as an MCP server and can be integrated with AI clients that support the MCP standard, such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code (CLI), and Cursor, allowing them to leverage its powerful network analysis capabilities.

Question 3

Can NetGraph identify security vulnerabilities in my AWS VPC?

Accepted Answer

Yes, NetGraph includes a feature to scan your VPC and identify resources publicly exposed on specific ports and protocols. This helps in proactive security auditing and ensures unwanted access points are detected.

Question 4

What is NetGraph and how does it benefit AWS users?

Accepted Answer

NetGraph is an MCP server that models your AWS VPC infrastructure as a directed graph. It enables AI agents to perform deterministic, hop-by-hop network reachability analysis, quickly detect security issues, and simplify complex network debugging in AWS environments.

Question 5

What AWS permissions are required for NetGraph to function?

Accepted Answer

NetGraph requires read-only EC2 permissions to describe various VPC resources like instances, network interfaces, security groups, NACLs, and route tables. A full IAM policy is available in its documentation for easy setup.

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