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"NextDNS" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve a list of all NextDNS profiles accessible with your API key. Use this tool to view and manage your profiles.
    MIT
  • Perform a DNS-over-HTTPS lookup to test domain resolution through a NextDNS profile, verifying blocklists or debugging DNS behavior.
    MIT
  • Permanently delete a NextDNS profile and all its configuration. This action is irreversible.
    MIT
  • Replace the entire allowlist with a new set of domain entries for a NextDNS profile. This operation removes all existing allowed domains and substitutes them with the specified list.
    MIT
  • Replace the entire security TLD blocklist with a provided list of TLDs. Overwrites all existing entries for a profile.
    MIT
  • Permanently delete all query logs for a NextDNS profile to reset log data. Use with caution; this action cannot be undone.
    MIT
  • Replace the entire denylist with a new set of domain entries, clearing all previous entries. Intended for test profiles only.
    MIT
  • Add a domain to a NextDNS profile's allowlist to bypass all blocking for that domain. Use with designated test profiles for safety.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed information about a NextDNS profile using its unique 6-character ID.
    MIT
  • Replace the entire native tracking protection collection with a custom list of native tracker entries. Overwrites all existing entries to set a new complete set.
    MIT
  • Replace the entire privacy blocklists collection for a NextDNS profile. This action removes all existing entries and sets new ones; use only with test profiles.
    MIT
  • Remove a top-level domain from the security blocklist for specified NextDNS profiles. Intended for testing only.
    MIT
  • Retrieve DNS query logs for a NextDNS profile with filtering by date, device, status, or domain search, and pagination support.
    MIT
  • Removes a specified entry from a privacy protection blocklist in your profile. Manage which domains are excluded from privacy blocking.
    MIT