Fetches Tailscale devices from your tailnet, optionally using a specific instance ID or API key.
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"Tailscale" matching MCP tools:
- Verify Tailscale API connection by confirming authentication, returning your tailnet name, and counting devices.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information for a Tailscale service, including its MagicDNS name, virtual IP, and configuration.MIT
- Delete a Tailscale service to permanently remove its MagicDNS name and virtual IP.MIT
- Retrieve a comprehensive list of all devices in your Tailscale network, including device names, IP addresses, operating systems, and current connection status.MIT
- Verifies Tailscale API connectivity and authentication by making a lightweight request, confirming that your API key and network are correctly configured.AGPL 3.0
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceMCP server for safe programmatic access to the local Tailscale daemon: tailnet discovery, SSH config generation, port sharing via Serve/Funnel, and latency matrices.620Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives 4.0 International
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Matching MCP Connectors
Read devices, users, keys, ACLs and DNS for a tailnet; manage devices, routes and auth keys.
Tailscale device, route, DNS, key, user, and ACL management over MCP and CLI.
- Find all devices that host a specific Tailscale service. Enter the service name to get a list of hosts.MIT
- Approve or reject a device to host a Tailscale service, enabling control over which devices can run services on your tailnet.MIT
- Retrieve a list of active Tailscale Serve and Funnel sessions on the current node to monitor shared services.Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives 4.0 International
- Check whether a specific device is approved for a given Tailscale service by providing the service name and device ID.MIT
- Update a Tailscale service's configuration for ACL tags, listening ports, and auto-approve hosts.MIT
- Retrieve Tailscale version details using the standardized Model Context Protocol interface to support automated network management and monitoring tasks.MIT
- Check which devices have available updates for their Tailscale client to maintain network security and functionality.MIT
- Assign a specific Tailscale IPv4 address to a device in your tailnet.MIT
- Terminates active connection to the Tailscale network using a standardized command, enabling automated network disconnection through the Tailscale MCP Server.MIT
- Retrieve a detailed list of all devices connected to the Tailscale network, optionally including route information, for streamlined network management and monitoring.MIT
- Retrieve the current network status in JSON or summary format using Tailscale CLI integration, enabling automated network monitoring and management.MIT
- Enable automated Tailscale network connections, manage subnet routes, DNS settings, and device hostnames using predefined configurations for streamlined network integration.MIT
- Control Tailscale network lock operations to manage key authority, enabling or disabling security features, and adding or removing authorized keys via the MCP server.MIT
- Retrieve detailed Tailscale network information, including advanced configurations, for automated network management and monitoring using the Tailscale MCP Server.MIT