Get a one-shot health summary of TrueNAS pools, alerts, and services to triage system issues.
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"TrueNAS" matching MCP tools:
- Restart a specified system service on a TrueNAS target. Captures the prior service state for audit records.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific TrueNAS dataset by its ID.MIT
- Retrieves a TrueNAS system summary including version, hostname, memory, cores, and uptime. Specify a target to read from a specific system.MIT
- Retrieve TrueNAS system information: version, uptime, CPU, RAM, and boot time.MIT
- Retrieve all active TrueNAS alerts along with their severity levels to quickly identify system issues.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceAI-powered MCP server for TrueNAS SCALE storage operations with governance and safety features, enabling management of pools, datasets, snapshots, disks, alerts, and services.Last updated23MIT
- Alicense-qualityAmaintenanceRead-only MCP server for TrueNAS SCALE 25.10+ that connects via JSON-RPC 2.0 WebSocket API, providing tools to inspect storage, shares, services, system info, jobs, and alerts.Last updated41MIT
- Lists physical disks on TrueNAS systems, returning name, serial, model, size, and pool membership.MIT
- Check for available TrueNAS system updates to keep your server secure and stable.MIT
- Retrieves the current scrub scan state and progress for a TrueNAS pool, showing function, state, and completion percentage.MIT
- List active TrueNAS alerts with level, message, class, and dismissed status for system health monitoring.MIT
- Retrieve a list of all users configured on a TrueNAS Core system using the TrueNAS Core MCP Server, enabling efficient user management and system administration.MIT
- Retrieve detailed system information from a TrueNAS Core server, enabling efficient monitoring and management of storage, sharing, and user operations.MIT
- Check the health, scan, and topology status of a specific TrueNAS pool by providing its pool ID.MIT
- Lists cloud sync tasks including description, direction, path, and state. Filter by TrueNAS target to view specific task details.MIT
- Monitor TrueNAS pool health and system status to check storage availability and performance in your homelab environment.
- Monitor and retrieve active alerts from TrueNAS storage systems to identify issues and maintain system health within homelab environments.
- Roll back a dataset to a previous snapshot. Confirmation required; newer data will be destroyed.MIT
- Read text file contents from a remote server over SSH. Returns file as string for quick inspection without downloading.MIT
- Lists all installed applications and their current state on TrueNAS Scale.MIT
- Retrieve a list of available reporting graphs and their identifiers for system monitoring.MIT