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"How to connect to a remote server using SSH" matching MCP tools:

  • Connect to a remote server via SSH by specifying full details for a new connection or using a saved session name to reconnect quickly.
    MIT
  • Establish an SSH connection to a remote Ubuntu server using password, private key, or saved credentials, with optional jump host and custom known_hosts settings.
    MIT
  • Establish a secure SSH connection to a remote Linux server. Use this first to enable subsequent remote operations.
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  • Establish SSH connections to remote servers using hostname, username, and authentication credentials for secure remote access.
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  • Sync a local directory to a remote host via rsync over SSH using a vault-stored SSH key, which is temporarily written and then removed for security.
    AGPL 3.0

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    MIT

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  • Manage systemd services on a remote Linux server via SSH. Perform status, start, stop, restart, enable, disable, and list actions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Authenticate and create an SSH session to a remote server, enabling command execution, file transfer, and directory listing via the returned session ID.
    MIT
  • Upload a local file to a remote server over SFTP, overwriting any existing file at the target path. Remote path must be writable by the SSH user.
    MIT
  • Download a remote file from a named server to a local path using SFTP. The operation is read-only on the remote side and overwrites any existing local file.
    MIT
  • Download a single file from a remote server to a local path via SFTP, overwriting local content, with read-only remote access.
    MIT
  • Upload a local file to a remote server via SFTP. Specify local path, remote path, and file permissions.
    MIT
  • Download a file from a remote server to your local machine using SFTP. Specify the remote file path and local destination to transfer files securely.
    MIT
  • Sync files between local and remote machines over SSH using rsync. Choose direction with local: or remote: prefixes; enable dry-run for preview or delete to mirror.
    MIT
  • Read a remote file over SSH via SFTP, with automatic fallback to 'sudo cat' if permission is denied and sudo is configured.
    MIT
  • Connect to a remote Jupyter server to run code on remote compute, GPUs, or data while keeping notebooks saved locally.
    MIT
  • Retrieve log file contents from Linux systems for diagnostic analysis, supporting both local files and remote SSH connections with configurable line output.
    MIT
  • Read a specific range of lines from a remote file via SSH, using offset and limit parameters to efficiently retrieve only the needed portion.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Connect to a remote host via SSH using password or key-based authentication. Returns a session ID for subsequent commands.
    MIT
  • Forward a local port to a remote host via SSH, tunneling connections through an existing session. Specify remote port and optionally local port or host.
    MIT
  • Remove a host from the local SSH inventory permanently without affecting the remote server.
    MIT
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