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"VMware" matching MCP tools:

  • Power off a virtual machine with graceful guest shutdown via VMware Tools, or force immediate hard power-off. Handles already-off VMs and returns status results.
    MIT
  • Change a VMware VM's CPU count and memory. Specify only the values to update; omitted fields remain unchanged. Supports hot-add when enabled on running VMs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the complete snapshot tree of a VM, including nested snapshots, to verify state before revert, delete, or linked clone operations.
    MIT
  • Permanently delete a specific DFW rule from its parent security policy. Removal is irreversible and immediately effective on the NSX data plane.
    MIT
  • Retrieve full details of a specific alert by UUID, including contributing symptoms. Use after listing alerts to examine a single alert's properties and symptoms.
    MIT

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    VMware vSphere compliance and hardening — read-only baseline scanning plus drift detection across CIS, DISA STIG, vSphere SCG, China DJCP 2.0, and PCI-DSS frameworks. Includes LLM-powered remediation suggestions; apply-side gated through the vmware-pilot approval workflow.
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  • Cancel an active alert permanently. Requires confirmed=True to actually execute; previews by default.
    MIT
  • Rescan ESXi host HBAs and VMFS volumes to detect new LUNs and datastores after storage changes. Non-destructive but I/O-visible.
    MIT
  • Retrieve vSAN enablement status, host count, and per-host disk-group layout for a vSphere cluster.
    MIT
  • Get vSAN datastore space usage (total, used, free, usage percentage) for a specified cluster to plan capacity. Returns clear message if vSAN is not enabled.
    MIT
  • Scan entire VMware inventory for VM snapshots, flagging those older than a specified threshold to prevent storage waste and performance issues.
    MIT
  • Check per-host NTP configuration health: verifies NTP servers are configured and ntpd is running on VMware hosts.
    MIT
  • Identify cluster busyness by retrieving in-flight and recently completed vCenter tasks with details on name, entity, state, progress, start time, user, and errors.
    MIT
  • Get detailed cluster information including member hosts, HA/DRS settings, and resource capacity to validate configuration changes and manage host membership.
    MIT
  • Import a local OVA file to create a new virtual machine. Specify the OVA path, VM name, and datastore; optionally power on or take a snapshot.
    MIT
  • Delete a VMware VM snapshot to free disk space by consolidating its delta disk into the parent. Supports preserving or removing child snapshots. Works on running VMs.
    MIT
  • List configuration drift events from the most recent scan, showing fields that changed since the prior snapshot. Use for change tracking and auditing compliance drift.
    MIT
  • Identify compliance violations and drift by scanning a vCenter target against a baseline. Results persist locally for later inspection.
    MIT