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"WireGuard" matching MCP tools:

  • List WireGuard peers on a MikroTik device, displaying each peer's allowed addresses and last handshake time.
    Apache 2.0
  • Group anomalous network-call detections by process to distinguish legitimate VPN daemons (tailscaled, twingate, etc.) from other processes needing per-destination review. Returns per-process count, distinct endpoints, sample detections, and a suggested suppression rule for VPN processes.
    Apache 2.0
  • Get the WireGuard configuration and credentials for a VPN client by specifying the client ID. Enables owners and admins to retrieve connection details for a specific client.
    GPL 3.0
  • Provision a VPN client on a specific node using a client name, node ID, and WireGuard public key. Requires appropriate org or node membership for access.
    GPL 3.0
  • Create an organizational VPN client by providing a name, node ID, and WireGuard public key. Uses the org API key to provision the client for the node within the key's organization.
    GPL 3.0

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    MCP server for administering wg-easy (WireGuard Easy) instances, enabling listing, creating, updating, enabling/disabling, and deleting WireGuard clients, fetching configs and QR codes, and inspecting server status via the wg-easy REST API.
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  • Check VPN connectivity by retrieving WireGuard peer and OpenVPN session status, including last handshake times and transfer counters, to see who is connected.
    MIT
  • Audit OPNsense firewall across 11 security areas. Return severity-categorized findings with recommendations and compliance references to fix misconfigurations.
    MIT
  • Permanently remove a WireGuard client to revoke its VPN access. Requires a confirmation token to complete the irreversible deletion.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Connect to WireGuard or OpenVPN in one call: load a config, bring up the tunnel, and get the assigned IP. Auto-detects VPN type from file contents.
    MIT
  • Get the active routing table to verify default, policy, or VPN routes and troubleshoot traffic leaving via the wrong interface.
    MIT
  • Check WireGuard VPN tunnel and peer status, including handshake times, transferred bytes, and endpoint details, to verify tunnel health and connectivity.
    MIT
  • Generate a WireGuard client QR code (SVG) for scanning with the mobile app. Use it to import the VPN profile securely, as the QR encodes the client private key and must be handled as a secret.
    MIT
  • Generate cryptographic keys, certificates, and system components on VyOS routers via command paths for WireGuard key pairs or OpenVPN keys.
    MIT
  • Check WireGuard interface and peer status: view handshake recency, endpoints, allowed IPs, and data transfer. Flags peers with stale handshakes.
    MIT
  • Add or update a peer on a WireGuard interface. Use confirm:true to apply changes; otherwise runs as a dry-run.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Diagnose VPN connectivity issues across OpenVPN, IPsec, and WireGuard. Get per-VPN connected, disconnected, and error counts to identify faulty connections.
    MIT
  • End a VPN connection by taking down the WireGuard interface or OpenVPN process. Auto-detects VPN type and returns success flag.
    MIT
  • Removes a peer from a WireGuard interface. Use the confirm flag to apply changes; otherwise runs as a dry-run.
    MIT
    Destructive