// MCP TOOL REFERENCE

NAGIOS TOOLS

17 tools from the Nagios MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

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// ALL 17 NAGIOS TOOLS
READ 17 tools
Read get_alerts Retrieves current problematic host and service statuses (alerts) Read get_comment_by_id Retrieves comments for the given comment id Read get_comments Retrieves comments based on the host and service Read get_contacts_for_object Retrieves the list of contacts to inform for an object Read get_downtimes Retrieves the information for the downtimes in the Nagios Host Process Read get_host_dependencies Retrieves host dependencies for the given host Read get_host_status Retrieves status for all hosts or a specific host Read get_hosts_in_group_status Retrieves status for all hosts within a specific host group Read get_nagios_process_info Retrieves the Nagios Core program status from `statusjson.cgi` Read get_object_list_config Retrieves configuration list for object like Read get_overall_health_summary Retrieves overall health summary for all the hosts and services Read get_service_dependencies Retrieves service dependencies for the given host Read get_service_status Retrieves status for services using statusjson.cgi Read get_services_in_group_status Retrieves status for all services within a specific host group Read get_services_on_host_in_group_status Retrieves status for all the services with a specific host group Read get_single_object_config Retrieves configuration for a single specific object Read get_unhandled_problems Retrieves all the unhandled problems for all the hosts and services

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// FAQ
How many tools does the Nagios MCP server have? +

The Nagios MCP server exposes 17 tools across 1 categories: Read.

How do I enforce policies on Nagios tools? +

Route the Nagios server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard; they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do Nagios tools fall into? +

Nagios tools are categorised as Read (17). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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