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"Deutsche Telekom" matching MCP tools:

  • Run read-only network commands like show, display, ping, or traceroute on specified devices to retrieve operational data or troubleshoot connectivity issues.
    MIT
  • Find educational resources across content, collections, and topic pages with one parallel search, returning organized results.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search the global GLEIF database by company name to verify business entities. Retrieve LEI codes, registration details, legal addresses, and founding dates for due diligence and KYC processes.
    MIT
  • Search Deutsche Bahn stations by name or fragment to resolve ambiguous names and retrieve official station ID, EVA number, and products, enabling other timetable tools to accept the result.
    MIT
  • Plan train connections between any two stations using live Deutsche Bahn data. Get real-time departures/arrivals, delays, platforms, transfers, prices, occupancy, and amenities for each leg.
    MIT

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  • Compare a device's current running configuration against a previous backup to identify additions and removals.
    MIT
  • Lists all supported operations for a network device based on its vendor type. These operation names can then be used to execute commands.
    MIT
  • Retrieve structured device configuration via NETCONF, using XML/YANG models instead of CLI scraping. Specify device and datastore source.
    MIT
  • Execute a read-only CLI command on multiple network devices simultaneously, using concurrent threads to accelerate troubleshooting.
    MIT
  • Trace majority-ownership chains for a public company, upward to its ultimate controller or downward to its controlled entities, citing evidence and abstaining when no verified control edge exists.
    MIT
  • Backs up the running configuration of a network device by fetching it and saving a timestamped local copy. Returns the configuration content and backup file path.
    MIT
  • Start a gNMI streaming telemetry subscription to collect OpenConfig metrics from a device. Caches periodic data for subsequent querying.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the latest telemetry data for a device after subscription. Obtain current values for all subscribed telemetry paths.
    MIT
  • Display discovered network devices and their interconnections as an ASCII diagram. Run after collecting topology data.
    MIT
  • Finds the shortest network path between two devices using BFS on the LLDP-discovered topology.
    MIT
  • Check SSH reachability and response time for multiple network devices simultaneously, reducing health check time compared to sequential testing.
    MIT
  • Start a Prometheus metrics exporter to expose /metrics endpoint for Grafana dashboards, tracking device reachability, command execution counts, and compliance scores.
    MIT
  • Retrieve LLDP neighbor details including system name, port ID, and capabilities to map network topology from any device.
    MIT