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Manage devices, organizations, and users through N-central API tools via MCP.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "N-central MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use the N-central MCP tools to list devices under an organization and return each device name, status, and key identifier.
A device list for the organization with basic status and identifier details.
Using the N-central MCP tools, retrieve the user list for a specified organization and describe the available management actions.
Returns user information for the organization and explains readable or writable actions based on the current access mode.
Tell me whether the current N-central MCP Server is in read-only, write, or full write mode, and how that affects management actions.
An explanation of the current permission mode and the scope of actions allowed under it.
DevOps teams can use N-central capabilities directly from an MCP client to review device information and status without switching systems. This fits routine monitoring and asset management workflows.
Developers or operators can plug organization and user management into AI workflows through MCP tools for standardized queries and actions. This is useful in multi-tenant or multi-team environments.
When teams need to limit AI impact on production environments, they can control the action scope with read-only, write, or full write modes. This suits scenarios with strict change control and security boundaries.
It exposes the N-able N-central REST API as MCP tools for managing devices, organizations, users, and other resources. It also supports different write permission modes.
The provided description says it supports read-only, write, and full write modes. Each mode affects the scope of management actions that can be performed.
From the name and description, it depends on the N-able N-central REST API. For more specific installation, authentication, or configuration requirements, see the source repository.
Manage N-central assets with offline org trees, cross-tenant search, and JWT protection.
Manage and route MCP servers from one unified control app.
Query Centreon monitoring data and manage acknowledgements and downtimes in natural language.
Route requests across MCP tools and combine results from multiple servers.
Manage MCP services, permissions, and relays with secure access control.
Manage IoT devices and network infrastructure through SSH, REST, and serial.