Check network dependencies by retrieving all referencing WiFi broadcasts, firewall policies, and port profiles. Use this before deleting a network to avoid breaking configurations.
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"How to Test Kubernetes Network Policies" matching MCP tools:
- Evaluate configuration files against Rego policies using conftest test, returning per-file and per-namespace pass/fail/warn results.MIT
- Query and manage ThreatLocker network access control policies, defining firewall rules for endpoints to control application connections by IP, port, and domain.GPL 3.0
- Create a Docker network destination on a server using server UUID and network. Optionally set name and destination type, subject to operation mode and allowlist policies.MIT
- Toggle the browser's network connectivity to simulate offline mode and test how your application behaves without internet access.MIT
- List network policies in a Kubernetes namespace, showing podSelectors and ingress/egress rules.MIT
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- Simulate slow or offline network conditions to test how pages behave. Use reset to restore normal conditions.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve a Kubernetes pod's CPU, memory, restart count, or network traffic metrics by specifying pod name, namespace, and metric type.Apache 2.0
- Display Kubernetes security policies that identify resource misconfigurations to help detect and address potential vulnerabilities in your cluster.MIT
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- Diagnose Kubernetes workloads including pods, services, ingress, RBAC, and network policies, and generate fixes as YAML or Helm/Kustomize patches.MIT
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- List network policies in your Snowflake account, optionally filtering by name pattern.Apache 2.0
- List Kubernetes services in a namespace to view their types and exposed ports, helping inspect network ingress and internal service endpoints.MIT
- View all active control policies, including built-in rules and custom policies, to see which are enforced on action submissions. Optionally filter to show only enabled policies.MIT
- Get one alert policy with its full rule set and how many scopes it is assigned to. Use this when you already have the policy id; to browse a project's policies use list_alert_policies. Requires project context.MIT
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