Manage TrueNAS systems: ZFS pools, datasets, shares, snapshots, VMs, alerts, and network via natural language commands.
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"TrueNAS" matching MCP tools:
- Get a one-shot health summary of TrueNAS pools, alerts, and services to quickly triage system issues before deeper inspection.MIT
- Diagnose TrueNAS connection issues: shows configured URL, API key presence, API generation, and auth status. Call this when other TrueNAS operations fail.MIT
- List TrueNAS background jobs with state, progress, and errors to monitor scrubs, replications, and updates. Filter by RUNNING to see current activity or FAILED to find recent issues.MIT
- List installed TrueNAS apps and identify which have available updates, including running state, version, and Docker backend status.MIT
- List TrueNAS system services with their running state and startup status to monitor and manage service availability.MIT
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- List current TrueNAS alerts (warnings, errors, hardware, updates). Filter by severity to see only serious issues, or include dismissed alerts.MIT
- Retrieve a detailed inventory of physical disks in TrueNAS, including model, serial number, size, HDD/SSD type, pool assignment, and optional temperature readings.MIT
- Retrieve complete details of a TrueNAS dataset by its ID, including configuration and properties, to support storage management and troubleshooting.MIT
- Check for available TrueNAS base-OS updates and see if a reboot is pending. Reports current version, candidate update, and release notes when available.MIT
- Identify active TrueNAS alerts and datasets nearing capacity, reporting worst-first findings by severity and usage level.MIT
- Retrieve a TrueNAS system summary including version, hostname, memory, cores, and uptime. Assess system health and configuration from a single call.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
- List TrueNAS services (SMB, NFS, SSH, iSCSI) with running state and boot-start setting. Filter by state and choose markdown or JSON.MIT
- Fetch TrueNAS system details: version, hostname, uptime, CPU, memory, load, boot time, and timezone. Supports markdown or JSON output.MIT
- List physical disks from TrueNAS with name, serial, model, size, and pool information to manage storage inventory.MIT
- Fetch complete details for a single TrueNAS pool by specifying its ID, enabling quick inspection of pool status and configuration.MIT
- Check for available TrueNAS system updates to keep your server secure and stable.MIT
- Check a TrueNAS pool's scrub scan status, including current function, state, and completion percentage.MIT
- List active TrueNAS alerts with details on level, message, class, and dismissed status. Specify a target to query a specific TrueNAS instance or use the default.MIT