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"Secure Shell (SSH) Overview and Usage" matching MCP tools:

  • Apply SSH hardening, fail2ban, UFW firewall, and custom domain management. Run security audits with scoring to identify vulnerabilities.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute shell commands over SSH inside a running VM and capture combined stdout and stderr output.
    MIT
  • Opens a persistent interactive shell on an existing SSH session, preserving working directory and environment variables across commands. Ideal for long-running tasks like builds or using tmux.
    MIT
  • Terminate an active remote shell session, closing the SSH connection and removing its temporary directory to free resources and reset the environment.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Run remote commands over SSH with full shell support, env variable injection, timeout control, and policy enforcement. Returns stdout, stderr, and exit code for automation and diagnostics.
    MIT

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  • Runs a read-only SSH health check, returning parsed JSON with CPU, memory, disk usage, uptime, and a list of critical issues.
    MIT
  • Establish an SSH connection to a remote host, creating a persistent shell session that retains state across subsequent command executions.
    MIT
  • Run shell commands on a remote host over SSH, preserving working directory, environment variables, and aliases across calls using the same connection.
    MIT
  • Close an active SSH session, releasing shell, SFTP, and port forward resources. Warning: kills all running processes in the session.
    MIT
  • Execute shell commands on remote hosts over SSH, returning output, exit code, and log file path for system management and troubleshooting.
    MIT
  • Run multi-line shell scripts on remote SSH servers for automation, configuration changes, or complex checks. Send script via stdin, choose shell, timeout, and host.
    MIT
  • Monitor running processes with CPU and memory usage on Linux systems, either locally or remotely via SSH connection for system diagnostics.
    MIT
  • Execute shell commands on a remote Linux machine via SSH. Returns stdout, stderr, and exit code.
    MIT
  • Send a command to an active SSH shell session to execute operations on a remote embedded board. Use after opening the session, and clear the buffer to capture only the latest output without interference.
    MIT
  • Execute a command on a remote SSH shell session and wait for its output, combining write, delay, and read into one call. Use it for sequential commands on embedded devices with timeouts.
    MIT
  • Open a named persistent SSH shell or WinRM PowerShell runspace that remains active until closed, preserving state for ongoing administration tasks.
    MIT
  • Run shell commands on remote SSH servers and capture stdout, stderr, and exit code. Connections are reused automatically for efficient execution.
    MIT
    Destructive