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"Firewalla" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve all target lists (block/allow lists) from Firewalla, showing custom domain lists, IP lists, and their associated rules.
    MIT
  • List Firewalla boxes accessible to your MSP token, including online status, model, and version. Optionally filter by group ID to view boxes in a specific group.
    TypeScript
    MIT
  • Retrieve Firewalla system details such as firmware, model, uptime, public IP, and CPU/memory usage to assess network health and status.
    MIT

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    Exposes the Firewalla MSP API as tools for Claude Code and other MCP clients, enabling natural-language management of Firewalla boxes, alarms, rules, devices, flows, target lists, and trends with full read/write capabilities.
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  • Retrieve a list of Firewalla boxes in your MSP account, optionally filtered by group ID.
    MIT
  • List VLANs and network segments configured on Firewalla, showing network names, subnets, VLAN IDs, and interface assignments.
    MIT
  • Retrieve target lists from Firewalla, optionally filtered by owner box group ID, to manage network rules and alarm targets.
    MIT
  • List active security alarms from Firewalla, such as intrusion attempts and abnormal uploads. Filter by severity, type, or device to pinpoint relevant threats.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Firewalla feature list, global and per-network policies, DNS over HTTPS status, and vulnerability scan results including port scans, weak passwords, and UPnP forwarding.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a Firewalla box's details using its unique group ID to manage network security settings.
    MIT
  • Commit staged firewall changes to activate them, refusing commits that would cut management access and offering dry-run preview.
    MIT
  • Check staged firewall rules for lockout risk before applying changes. Flags disabled pass or enabled block rules that would cut off management access, ranked worst-first with certainty indicators.
    MIT
  • Flush firewall state-table entries to drop tracked connections and reset sessions, optionally scoped to a single source IP. Use dry-run to preview before applying.
    MIT
  • Search network flows with advanced filters for historical analysis, specific time ranges, and complex queries. Supports pagination and time-based queries to retrieve large flow datasets.
    TypeScript
    MIT
  • List recorded, not-yet-applied undo tokens newest first, showing the original tool, inverse action, and verification status so you can choose a token and apply it with undo_apply.
    MIT
  • Search active security alarms on your Firewalla network to monitor threats, audit events by device or type, and identify patterns like rogue devices or repeated attacks.
    MIT
  • Audit and review configured Firewalla network security rules to identify overly permissive settings, stale configurations, and scope mismatches for security optimization.
    MIT