Remove an installed OPNsense plugin package. Requires explicit confirmation to prevent accidental removal.
AGPL 3.0
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"OPNSense" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve a list of all OPNsense plugins, showing which are available and installed, along with their versions and current status.AGPL 3.0
- Reboot the OPNsense firewall to apply firmware updates or resolve system issues. Requires explicit confirmation due to network outage.AGPL 3.0
- Install an OPNsense plugin package by specifying its name, such as 'os-acme-client' or 'os-haproxy'. May require a service restart.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieves OPNsense firmware version, architecture, and update status to assess system update needs.AGPL 3.0
- Pull recent routing daemon log entries from OPNsense to troubleshoot network routing issues.AGPL 3.0
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceSlim OPNsense MCP Server — 62 tools for managing firewall infrastructure via the OPNsense REST API. Covers DNS/Unbound, Firewall rules, Diagnostics, Interfaces, DHCP (ISC + Kea), System/Backups, ACME/Let's Encrypt, and Firmware. No SSH, no shell, API-only with 3 runtime dependencies. AGPL-3.0 + Commercial dual-licensed.Last updated100161AGPL 3.0
- AGPL 3.0
- Check OPNsense firewall and gateway operational status to monitor network security and connectivity in a homelab environment.
- Retrieve WAN gateway health metrics including latency and packet loss.MIT
- Retrieve DHCP lease information from OPNsense. Filter by hostname, IP address, or MAC address to quickly locate specific leases.MIT
- Retrieve the LLDP neighbor table to identify directly connected devices and their network details.MIT
- Retrieve available network interface names for OPNsense firewall rule configuration, enabling dynamic policy updates.MIT
- Retrieve OPNsense firewall rules from the Automation API with optional filters by interface, action, status, or protocol.MIT
- Retrieve current system status information from OPNsense, including system health, uptime, and resource usage. Provides a quick overview of the firewall's operational state.MIT
- List Unbound DNS host overrides with optional filtering by hostname, IP, or description.MIT
- Delete a specific DNS host override from Unbound by providing its UUID.MIT
- Retrieve firewall aliases such as IP groups or port groups, with optional search filtering by name, type, or content.MIT
- Add a DNS host override in Unbound by specifying hostname, domain, and IP address. Optionally set a description and enable/disable the override.MIT
- Delete a firewall rule by UUID and optionally apply changes to update the configuration immediately.MIT
- Capture network traffic on OPNsense interfaces by starting, stopping, or fetching packet captures. Specify interface, filter, duration, and save or preview results.MIT
- Modify existing OPNsense firewall rules to update fields like interface, protocol, source/destination, action, or enable/disable status.MIT