Delete a firewall by ID. Any virtual machine with this firewall activated is automatically deactivated, allowing removal of unused configurations.
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"Setting up services on a Linux virtual machine" matching MCP tools:
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- Set a new control panel password for a virtual machine to restore or update VPS access credentials. Specify the VM ID and password; works only with panel operating systems.MITDestructive
- Exit recovery mode for a virtual machine by specifying its ID. This restores the VPS to normal operation, but fails if the VM is not currently in recovery mode.MITDestructive
- List all Docker containers in a project on a virtual machine, including status, port mappings, and runtime configuration, to monitor service health.MIT
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- Execute arbitrary shell commands on a remote Kali Linux machine for advanced scenarios when dedicated tools do not cover the task.MIT
- Retrieve SSH public keys attached to a VPS by virtual machine ID to view configured keys for authentication.MIT
- Set a custom hostname for a VPS instance by providing the virtual machine ID and hostname. Point A/AAAA records to the IP separately, because the PTR record is not updated automatically.MITDestructive
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- Retrieve available backup points for a specified virtual machine to recover VPS data. Provide the virtual machine ID to list backups and choose a restore point.MIT
- Retrieve Monarx malware scan metrics for a virtual machine to monitor detected threats and scan statistics, helping assess VPS security status.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific action on a virtual machine using its VM ID and action ID. Monitor VPS operation status and details.MIT
- Manage systemd services on a remote Linux server via SSH. Perform status, start, stop, restart, enable, disable, and list actions.Apache 2.0
- Apply a firewall to a specified virtual machine using its firewall ID and VM ID. Only one active firewall per VM is allowed.MIT
- Attach existing public keys to a virtual machine to enable SSH key authentication. Specify VPS ID and key IDs for quick, secure access.MIT