"Allow WAR File Commands on Cisco OS" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for Cisco CUCM operational debugging — 61 tools covering logs, device inventory, performance monitoring, packet capture, call analysis, service control, AXL discovery, certificates, backups, CTI status, and cluster topology.

An MCP server for Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN that lets LLM clients query fabric inventory, device health, alarms, and path quality from vManage. It is read-only by default, with configuration-changing tools available only when explicitly enabled and requiring human confirmation.

Provides transactional intelligence for AI agents, enabling safe tool execution with pre-flight invariant checks, sub-second filesystem snapshots/rollback, causal tracing, belief contradiction detection, and 15 native MCP tools for Claude Code.

Provides AI assistants with read-only access to Cisco Duo identity and MFA administration data, including users, enrolled devices, tokens, groups, integrations, and authentication/administrator/telephony logs.

Enables intelligent troubleshooting, monitoring, and configuration of Cisco Meraki networks through natural language, with agentic workflows for automated diagnostics and health checks.

MCP server that diagnoses ML model regressions by correlating drift reports, eval runs, and deploy logs, providing evidence-cited incident reports through a set of investigation tools.

Enables AI clients to query SD-WAN fabric health, devices, tunnels, BFD sessions, OMP peers, alarms, policies, and configuration state via natural language, with deterministic correlation and diagnostics for incident assessment.

MCP server for On-Call Health burnout analysis. Connects AI assistants to your on-call data for workload insights.

Enables secure analysis of log files by listing, summarizing, and searching for error patterns, with defenses against path traversal, symlink attacks, and data leakage.

The logs of everything on one machine — app, build, GPU, containers, serial board, OS — interleaved in the order they happened, and readable by an agent. Read-only: it can tail, search and wait, and it cannot write, delete or configure anything.

An MCP server that provides monitoring tools for Codex agents, allowing them to create and wait on conditions using commands, log files, file events, and custom probes, replacing polling loops with event-driven blocking.

Provides AI agents with real-time ground truth about what's actually running on the machine, including live agent sessions, listening TCP ports, loaded daemons, and system stats. It reads directly from the OS via fixed commands, ensuring agents never rely on stale docs or transcripts.

Provides system hardware information (CPU, memory, storage, etc.) and system status (OS, network, resource usage) via MCP tools.

Enables read-only Kubernetes cluster inspection through MCP, with namespace allow/deny and resource block policies enforced before any API call.

Enables network engineers and AI agents to answer troubleshooting questions like "why can't A reach B?" by choosing typed tools and filling parameters, with the server rendering deterministic, pre-shaped queries across firewall, VNet flow, Cisco IOS and Cisco ISE logs in Azure Log Analytics. The agent never writes raw query language, keeping the blast radius bounded to a fixed, closed tool catalog that runs locally on synthetic data or against a real workspace.

A read-only MCP server for Linux system monitoring and OS algorithm simulation, exposing tools for memory, filesystem, process, and CPU scheduling observations.

Asynchronous MCP server for unified multi-platform network infrastructure management, providing 97 tools across 10 connectors including SSH, MikroTik, Palo Alto, Aruba, Graylog, LibreNMS, Cisco APIC/NDFC, and Panorama.

Enables AI assistants to query Cisco ThousandEyes v7 API for network monitoring data including tests, agents, alerts, dashboards, and test results (network, page-load, web-transactions, path visualization) for faster troubleshooting through natural language.

Enables MCP clients to ask permission before an agent acts, returning allow, deny, or ask_human with receipts, and to monitor agent spend, limits, and recent decisions.

Enables an AI agent to perform read-only inspection of Palo Alto Networks Panorama and PAN-OS firewalls for monitoring and troubleshooting, including inventory, health, network, logs, and policy queries. It communicates via the PAN-OS XML API over HTTPS and does not allow configuration changes.