central_find_client
Look up a single client by MAC address
How to use it
Project documentation lists central_find_client for the Central MCP Server MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.
Install Central MCP Server
uvx --prerelease=allow central-mcp-serverOther tools in Central MCP Server (24)
Bounce ports or toggle PoE on CX/AOS-S switches and gateways — fetches live interface state and requires user confirmation before executing
Look up a single device by serial number or device name
Active, cleared, or deferred alerts for a site — filter by device type or category
Detailed snapshot for a single AP by serial number; optionally embed richer radio (RF health) and uplink-port data via include.
Time-series trends for an AP, a radio (radionumber), or an uplink port (portindex) over a time window — CPU/memory/power/throughput, RF channel/noise, port errors.
Filtered list of access points — filter by site, serial number, status, model, firmware version, deployment, or cluster
Filtered list of clients — filter by connection type, status, VLAN, WLAN, and more
Capacity trend samples for a cluster — client and device (AP/switch) counts and percentages vs maximum capacity over a time window.
Filtered list of devices — filter by type, site, model, serial number, and more
Events for a site, device, or client within a time window
Event count breakdown by type with responsemode="full" (counts) or responsemode="compact" (ranked event id/name pairs + lists)
Snapshot of a gateway cluster — members and per-member tunnel health; optionally add cluster tunnels, VLAN-mismatch summary, and connectivity graph via include.
Detailed snapshot for a single gateway by serial number; optionally add ports, tunnels, uplinks, and VLANs via include.
Time-series trends for a gateway, port (portnumber), tunnel (tunnelname), or uplink (linktag) over a time window — CPU/memory/availability/temperature, throughput, errors.
Filtered list of gateways — filter by site, serial number, device name, model, status (title-case Online/Offline), or cluster name.
Detailed health metrics for one or more sites (device/client/alert counts, health score)
Lightweight mapping of all site names to IDs and health scores
Detailed snapshot for a single switch (or stack conductor) by serial number; optionally add interfaces, VLANs, PoE, LAG, VSX, stack members, and hardware health via include.
Time-series trends for a switch at hardware scope (CPU/memory/temperature/PoE/power) or interface scope (throughput/error counters) over a time window — all metrics returned per sample.
Filtered list of switches — filter by site, model, status (title-case Online/Offline), or deployment (Standalone/Stack/VSX); each item embeds a current hardware-trend snapshot.
Throughput trend samples (tx/rx bps) for a specific WLAN over a selected time window
Configured WLANs (SSIDs) with optional filtering by WLAN name, site, and sort fields; filter by serialnumber to list WLANs broadcast by a specific AP.
Run a live network diagnostic (ping, traceroute, http, https, tcp, nslookup) against a device — device family resolved automatically from serial number
Execute show commands on a device; auto-validates against the device's supported command catalog and returns the catalog on any mismatch