Integration

HPE Aruba Networking Central integration

HPE Aruba Networking Central (the current Central on HPE GreenLake, not Classic Central) monitors and troubleshoots campus and branch networks. Read access points, radios, WLANs, switches, stacks, gateways, tunnels, uplinks and VLANs with health and utilization trends; list clients, applications, IDPS threats, WIDS events, network events, audit logs, firmware and upgrades, sites, topology and floor plans; work alerts, insights, notification rules, webhooks, GDPR exclusions and reports; ping a host from a device. Client, user, event, threat and audit records carry personal data (user and host names, MAC and IP addresses). Left out: the configuration APIs, show commands (their output can print the device configuration with its WLAN and RADIUS keys) and every route that reboots, halts, locates, bounces ports or PoE, disconnects clients, cable-tests, speed-tests or runs ping sweep, traceroute, nslookup, HTTP, TCP, AAA or ARP tests on a real device, deleting devices, floor plan and asset tag edits, AP ranging scans, client location and mobility trails, transition manager, telemetry streaming, webhook HMAC key rotation, report updates, deprecated AirMatch routes and some finer per-port, per-radio and per-tunnel trends. Authentication: a Central API client ID and secret (HPE GreenLake, Manage Workspace, Personal API clients) exchanged for 2-hour tokens; the API host depends on the cluster of your account.

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Each of these is one operation on one endpoint, available both as a workflow step and as a tool an AI agent can call on its own. Nothing bundles several operations into one action, so what a run did stays readable afterwards.

Each badge shows the default agent permission of an endpoint (allowed: an agent calls it without asking; ask first: you are asked before an agent calls it, when the agent or chat asks permission for sensitive actions; never: no agent may call it), which every user can change endpoint by endpoint in their credential settings.

Most endpoints run on the free plan. A few, mainly the ones that publish on your behalf, need a paid plan.

Async operation, 5 operations

get_access_point_ping_resultGet access point ping resultGETAgents: ask firstReturns the status of a ping started with start_access_point_ping (INITIATED, RUNNING, COMPLETED or FAILED) and, once COMPLETED, the results (packets, loss, round-trip times). Call again until it ends.
get_alert_action_statusGet alert action statusGETAgents: ask firstReturns the state of an alert action (clear, defer, reactivate, priority): PENDING, IN_PROGRESS, SUCCEEDED or FAILED, with progress, log messages and the error if any. Call again until it ends.
get_aos_s_switch_ping_resultGet aos s switch ping resultGETAgents: ask firstReturns the status of a ping started with start_aos_s_switch_ping (INITIATED, RUNNING, COMPLETED or FAILED) and, once COMPLETED, the results (packets, loss, round-trip times). Call again until it ends.
get_cx_switch_ping_resultGet cx switch ping resultGETAgents: ask firstReturns the status of a ping started with start_cx_switch_ping (INITIATED, RUNNING, COMPLETED or FAILED) and, once COMPLETED, the results (packets, loss, round-trip times). Call again until it ends.
get_gateway_ping_resultGet gateway ping resultGETAgents: ask firstReturns the status of a ping started with start_gateway_ping (INITIATED, RUNNING, COMPLETED or FAILED) and, once COMPLETED, the results (packets, loss, round-trip times). Call again until it ends.

Gdpr exclusion, 4 operations

create_gdpr_exclusionCreate gdpr exclusionPOSTAgents: ask firstAdds a GDPR exclusion record so Central excludes a value (of a type from list_gdpr_exclusion_types) from data collection. Changes what Central collects.
delete_gdpr_exclusionDelete gdpr exclusionDELETEAgents: ask firstDeletes a GDPR exclusion record; Central may collect that value again. Cannot be undone.
get_gdpr_exclusionGet gdpr exclusionGETAgents: ask firstReturns one GDPR exclusion record: type, value, creator and timestamps. Returns personal data.
list_gdpr_exclusionsList gdpr exclusionsGETAgents: ask firstLists the GDPR exclusion records (values, such as client MAC addresses, Central must exclude from data collection) with type, value, creator and timestamps. Returns personal data.

Notification rule, 4 operations

create_notification_ruleCreate notification rulePOSTAgents: ask firstCreates a notification rule that sends chosen alerts to email addresses, webhooks or syslog. Once enabled, it emails real people and calls the webhooks whenever a matching alert fires.
delete_notification_ruleDelete notification ruleDELETEAgents: ask firstDeletes a notification rule; its alerts stop being sent to its destinations. Cannot be undone.
get_notification_ruleGet notification ruleGETAgents: ask firstReturns one notification rule: name, description, enabled flag, the alert names and minimum severity it watches, and its email, webhook and syslog destinations. Returns email addresses.
list_notification_rulesList notification rulesGETAgents: ask firstLists the notification rules with name, enabled flag, alert source and destinations (email, webhook, syslog). Each lists only an alert count: get_notification_rule returns its alert names. Returns email addresses.

Report, 4 operations

create_reportCreate reportPOSTAgents: ask firstCreates a report run once or on a schedule; with email it is emailed to the recipients each time. Get types, KPIs and filters from get_reports_metadata first. Emails real people.
delete_reportDelete reportDELETEAgents: ask firstDeletes a report and all its report runs. Cannot be undone.
get_reportGet reportGETAgents: ask firstReturns one report: name, type, scope (type and values), creator, timestamps and schedule (type, last and next run time, last run status, total runs). Returns creator names.
list_reportsList reportsGETAgents: ask firstLists the saved reports with ID, name, type, scope, creator, timestamps and schedule (type, last and next run, last run status, total runs). Returns creator names.

Tunnel, 4 operations

get_access_point_tunnelGet access point tunnelGETAgents: ask firstReturns one tunnel of an access point: name, status, encapsulation, crypto, authentication and encryption, source and destination, peer type and uptime.
get_gateway_tunnelGet gateway tunnelGETAgents: ask firstReturns one tunnel of a gateway: health, status, encapsulation, addresses, mode, VNI, authentication, encryption, MTU and usage, latest or aggregated over a range.
list_access_point_tunnelsList access point tunnelsGETAgents: ask firstLists the tunnels of one access point with name, status, encapsulation, crypto type, source and destination addresses, uptime and the tunnelId get_access_point_tunnel takes. Paged with limit and next.
list_gateway_tunnelsList gateway tunnelsGETAgents: ask firstLists the tunnels of one gateway with name, health, status, encapsulation, source and destination addresses, mode, VNI, uptime and usage. Paged with limit and next.

Port, 3 operations

get_gateway_portGet gateway portGETAgents: ask firstReturns one gateway port: health, speed, duplex, VLAN, MTU, status, usage, throughput and counters, the latest values or aggregated over a time range.
list_access_point_portsList access point portsGETAgents: ask firstLists the Ethernet ports of one access point with MAC address, port index, status, VLAN mode and VLANs, speed, duplex and whether it is the uplink. Paged with limit and next.
list_gateway_portsList gateway portsGETAgents: ask firstLists the ports of one gateway with name, health, speed, duplex, VLAN, MTU, status, usage, throughput and packet and error counters. Paged with limit and next.

Webhook, 3 operations

create_webhookCreate webhookPOSTAgents: ask firstCreates a webhook (up to 10 per account) that notification rules can send alerts to; Central then POSTs to the URL. The HMAC signing key is withheld: regenerate it in Central to verify deliveries.
delete_webhookDelete webhookDELETEAgents: ask firstDeletes a webhook; Central stops sending notifications to it. Cannot be undone.
get_webhookGet webhookGETAgents: ask firstReturns one webhook: name, authentication mechanism, message format, OIDC client ID and well-known URL, and timestamps. The endpoint URL and receiver secrets are withheld (a Slack URL is itself a key).

Ap, 2 operations

get_access_pointGet access pointGETAgents: ask firstReturns one access point: MAC and IP addresses, name, model, firmware, status, uptime, last reboot reason, role, deployment, site, and its radios, ports, modem and WLANs.
list_access_pointsList access pointsGETAgents: ask firstLists the access points of the account with serial number, name, MAC and IP addresses, model, firmware, status (ONLINE or OFFLINE), site and latest stats. Filter by site, status, model and more; paged with limit and next.

Asset tag, 2 operations

get_asset_tagGet asset tagGETAgents: ask firstReturns one asset tag: MAC address, classifications, name, labels, custom ID, notes, first seen time and last known location.
list_asset_tagsList asset tagsGETAgents: ask firstLists the asset tags (BLE tags on tracked items) with MAC address, classifications, name, labels, notes and last known location (site, floor, coordinates, battery, last seen).

Audit, 2 operations

get_audit_logGet audit logGETAgents: ask firstReturns one audit log entry: category, sub-category, action, description, source, IP address, target and time. Returns personal data.
list_audit_logsList audit logsGETAgents: ask firstLists the audit log of the account over a time range: who did what, when, from which IP address, on which device or setting. Returns personal data (users and IP addresses).

Client, 2 operations

get_clientGet clientGETAgents: ask firstReturns one client by MAC address: name, status, connection type, IP addresses, connected device and port, WLAN, VLAN, role, authentication and connection times. Returns personal data.
list_clientsList clientsGETAgents: ask firstLists wired, wireless and remote clients with name, MAC and IP addresses, connected device and port, WLAN, VLAN, role and status. Returns personal data (client, user and host names, MAC and IP addresses). Default: connected clients only.

Cpu utilization trend, 2 operations

get_access_point_cpu_trendGet access point cpu trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns an access point's CPU utilization over time, in percent. Default range: the last 3 hours.
get_gateway_cpu_trendGet gateway cpu trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns a gateway's CPU utilization over time, in percent, for a time range.

Gateway, 2 operations

get_gatewayGet gatewayGETAgents: ask firstReturns one gateway: MAC and IP address, name, model, firmware, status, role, mode, CPU and memory utilization, uptime, reboot reason, cluster and site.
list_gatewaysList gatewaysGETAgents: ask firstLists the gateways with serial number, MAC and IP address, name, model, firmware, status, role, CPU and memory utilization, uptime, cluster and site. Filter by site, model, status and more; paged with limit and next.

Insight, 2 operations

list_insightsList insightsGETAgents: ask firstLists AI insights (recommendations to improve performance) across all sites with their siteId and insightId, or for one site and insight when both are given.
list_site_visitor_insightsList site visitor insightsGETAgents: ask firstReturns visitor analytics per site over a time range: new, recurring and total visitors, passers-by and visit duration.

Member, 2 operations

list_gateway_cluster_membersList gateway cluster membersGETAgents: ask firstLists the gateways of one gateway cluster with serial number, name, role, model, IP and MAC addresses, software and firmware version, status and site. Paged with limit and next.
list_stack_membersList stack membersGETAgents: ask firstReturns one switch stack: topology, stack type, its members (serial, role, model, status and more) and the links between their ports.

Memory utilization trend, 2 operations

get_access_point_memory_trendGet access point memory trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns an access point's memory utilization over time, in percent. Default range: the last 3 hours.
get_gateway_memory_trendGet gateway memory trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns a gateway's memory utilization over time, in percent, for a time range.

Radio, 2 operations

list_access_point_radiosList access point radiosGETAgents: ask firstLists the radios of one access point with MAC address, band, channel, bandwidth, power, status and current utilization, noise floor, drops and retries. Paged with limit and next.
list_radiosList radiosGETAgents: ask firstLists the radios of all access points with band, channel, bandwidth, transmit power, status and current utilization, noise and interference stats. Filter by site, device, band or status; paged with limit and next.

Swarm, 2 operations

get_swarmGet swarmGETAgents: ask firstReturns one access point swarm (cluster): name, site, conductor device and serial, IP addresses, member count and firmware version.
list_swarmsList swarmsGETAgents: ask firstLists the access point swarms (clusters) with cluster ID and name, site, conductor device and serial, IP addresses and firmware version. Filter by site, cluster or conductor; paged with limit and next.

Switch, 2 operations

get_switchGet switchGETAgents: ask firstReturns one switch, or the logical switch of a stack: model, addresses, health and its reasons, status, uptime, firmware and site. For each stack member use list_stack_members.
list_switchesList switchesGETAgents: ask firstLists the switches with serial number, MAC and IP addresses, name, model, deployment (standalone or stack), stack ID, firmware, status, uptime and site. Paged with limit and next.

Threat, 2 operations

get_idps_threatGet idps threatGETAgents: ask firstReturns one IDPS threat: signature, category, severity, impact, attack target, affected products, CVE and MITRE tags, malware family and description. Returns personal data (username, source IP and device MAC).
list_idps_threatsList idps threatsGETAgents: ask firstLists IDPS threats the gateways detected (Suricata engine) from a start time: signature, severity, action, source and destination, client and user. Returns personal data (client MAC, usernames, IP addresses).

Throughput trend, 2 operations

get_access_point_throughput_trendGet access point throughput trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns an access point's transmitted (tx) and received (rx) throughput over time, in bits per second, for its radios (WIRELESS), wired interface (WIRED) or modem (LTE). Default range: the last 3 hours.
get_wlan_throughput_trendGet wlan throughput trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns one WLAN's transmitted (tx) and received (rx) throughput over time, in bits per second. Default range: the last 3 hours.

Uplink, 2 operations

get_gateway_uplinkGet gateway uplinkGETAgents: ask firstReturns one uplink of a gateway: status, WAN and link status, public and private IP addresses, VLAN, backup flag, usage and throughput, latest or aggregated over a range.
list_gateway_uplinksList gateway uplinksGETAgents: ask firstLists the uplinks (WAN links) of one gateway with link tag, status, WAN and link status, public and private IP addresses, VLAN, backup flag, usage and throughput.

Vlan, 2 operations

list_gateway_vlansList gateway vlansGETAgents: ask firstLists the VLANs of one gateway with VLAN ID, name, type, status, admin status, IPv4 address, subnet and interfaces. Paged with limit and next.
list_switch_vlansList switch vlansGETAgents: ask firstLists the VLANs of a switch or stack with ID, name, status, IPv4 address, voice flag and interfaces. Fetches all by default.

Wlan, 2 operations

get_wlanGet wlanGETAgents: ask firstReturns one WLAN by name: security level and type, band, status, VLAN and client count, optionally for one site or access point.
list_access_point_wlansList access point wlansGETAgents: ask firstLists the WLANs (SSIDs) one access point broadcasts with security, band, status, VLAN, client count and forward mode. Paged with limit and next.

Airmatch ap, 1 operation

list_airmatch_access_pointsList airmatch access pointsGETAgents: ask firstLists the access points as AirMatch (RF optimization) sees them: serial, name, model, MAC and IP addresses, operating mode, green (power save) state, uptime and time zone.

Airmatch ap neighbor list, 1 operation

list_access_point_rf_neighborsList access point rf neighborsGETAgents: ask firstReturns the access points AirMatch hears as RF neighbours of one access point (as serial numbers), up to an optional path loss cutoff.

Airmatch priority rf event, 1 operation

list_priority_rf_eventsList priority rf eventsGETAgents: ask firstLists the priority RF events of the account: channel changes forced by radar or noise, with the access point, band, old and new channel, bandwidth and power.

Airmatch radio, 1 operation

list_airmatch_radiosList airmatch radiosGETAgents: ask firstLists the radios AirMatch (RF optimization) knows, for the account or one access point: band, channel, bandwidth, EIRP and the reason and time of the last channel and power change.

Airmatch rf event, 1 operation

list_rf_eventsList rf eventsGETAgents: ask firstLists the non-priority RF events of the account: per radio, the old and new channel, bandwidth and power and the reason for the change.

Airmatch solution, 1 operation

list_airmatch_solutionsList airmatch solutionsGETAgents: ask firstLists the RF plans (solutions) AirMatch computed: per radio channel, bandwidth, power and operating mode, run mode and deployment status. Filter by time, run mode, RF domain, band or status.

Alert, 1 operation

list_alertsList alertsGETAgents: ask firstLists alerts with key, name, category, severity, priority, status (Active, Deferred, Cleared), summary, device type and timestamps. The key value is what clear_alerts and the other alert actions take.

Alert config, 1 operation

list_alert_configurationsList alert configurationsGETAgents: ask firstLists the alert configurations of a scope (account, site or device): alert name, category, device type, enabled flag, threshold rules and severities, and whether inherited. Its name values feed notification rules.

Ap live upgrade, 1 operation

list_access_point_upgradesList access point upgradesGETAgents: ask firstLists access point firmware live upgrades grouped by the configuration scope that started them: status, request, start and end times, status counts and partitions.

Application, 1 operation

list_site_applicationsList site applicationsGETAgents: ask firstLists the applications used at one site (by all clients or one client) over up to 7 days: category, risk, state, experience, bytes sent and received, TLS version and server location. Paged with limit and next.

Application category, 1 operation

list_top_application_categoriesList top application categoriesGETAgents: ask firstReturns the application categories with the most traffic (sent plus received bytes) over up to 7 days, for the account or one site, device, client, SSID or user role.

Bssid, 1 operation

list_bssidsList bssidsGETAgents: ask firstLists the BSSIDs broadcast by the access points: BSSID, WLAN name, radio number and radio MAC, access point, client count and site. Filter by site, serial number or MAC; paged with limit and next.

Building, 1 operation

list_buildingsList buildingsGETAgents: ask firstLists the buildings of one site and their floors (floor IDs, names and levels) as configured in Central floor plans.

Channel utilization trend, 1 operation

get_radio_channel_utilization_trendGet radio channel utilization trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns one access point radio's channel utilization over time: percent transmitting (tx), receiving (rx) and non-Wi-Fi interference. Default range: the last 3 hours.

Classification, 1 operation

get_alert_classificationGet alert classificationGETAgents: ask firstReturns alert counts grouped by severity, status, priority, category, device_type or impacted_devices, optionally after a filter or a search on alert name or summary.

Clear, 1 operation

clear_alertsClear alertsPOSTAgents: ask firstClears alerts (marks them resolved) with an optional reason and notes. Changes their status in Central. Runs asynchronously: pass the taskId it returns to get_alert_action_status.

Client onboarding score, 1 operation

get_client_onboarding_scoreGet client onboarding scoreGETAgents: ask firstReturns the client onboarding score (share of successful connection attempts) overall and per stage (assoc, auth, dhcp, dns) for the account or one site. Default range: the last 3 hours.

Clients topn usage, 1 operation

list_top_clients_by_usageList top clients by usageGETAgents: ask firstReturns the clients that used the most data over a time range, highest first, with name, MAC address, usage and site. Returns personal data (client names and MAC addresses).

Clients trend, 1 operation

get_clients_trendGet clients trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns the number of clients over time, grouped by type, role, VLAN, WLAN, radio, security or protocol, for the account, a site or a device. Default range: the last 3 hours.

Defer, 1 operation

defer_alertsDefer alertsPOSTAgents: ask firstDefers alerts until a given time: they send no notifications until then. Changes their status in Central. Runs asynchronously: pass the taskId it returns to get_alert_action_status.

Device, 1 operation

list_devicesList devicesGETAgents: ask firstLists the onboarded, monitored devices (access points, switches, gateways) with serial number, MAC and IP addresses, name, type, model, firmware, status and site. Notes are filled only when filtered by site or serial number.

Device inventory, 1 operation

list_device_inventoryList device inventoryGETAgents: ask firstLists every device in the inventory, onboarded or not yet onboarded, with serial number, name, type, model, part number, device function, group, scope ID, site and whether it is provisioned.

Device live upgrade, 1 operation

list_device_upgradesList device upgradesGETAgents: ask firstLists access point and gateway firmware live upgrades per device serial: version, status, download and reboot times and retries. Give serial-numbers or scope-id.

Device location, 1 operation

list_device_locationsList device locationsGETAgents: ask firstLists the network devices of one site that have a location: serial, MAC and IP, model, status, building, floor and consolidated location (floor plan x/y and latitude/longitude).

Download link, 1 operation

get_report_run_download_linkGet report run download linkPOSTAgents: ask firstReturns a fresh download URL for one report run, as CSV (delivered as a zip file) or PDF, with the file name and MIME type. Changes nothing.

Event, 1 operation

list_eventsList eventsGETAgents: ask firstLists network events of a site, device or client over a time range: name, category, source, severity, description, reason and client or device MAC. Returns client MAC addresses. Paged with next.

Event filter, 1 operation

list_event_filtersList event filtersGETAgents: ask firstReturns the event categories, source types and event names (with IDs and counts) present for a site, device or client over a time range: the values list_events filters on.

Firmware detail, 1 operation

list_firmware_detailsList firmware detailsGETAgents: ask firstLists the firmware of each device: current and recommended version, upgrade status, firmware classification and last upgrade time. Filter by site, device type, status or version; paged with limit and next.

Floor, 1 operation

get_floorGet floorGETAgents: ask firstReturns one floor of a floor plan: name, level (ordinal), length and breadth, building and site.

Gateway live upgrade, 1 operation

list_gateway_upgradesList gateway upgradesGETAgents: ask firstLists gateway firmware live upgrades grouped by the configuration scope that started them: status, request, start and end times, status counts and clusters.

Gdpr exclusion type, 1 operation

list_gdpr_exclusion_typesList gdpr exclusion typesGETAgents: ask firstLists the GDPR exclusion types (what kind of value can be excluded) with ID, name, description and validation rules.

Hardware trend, 1 operation

get_switch_hardware_trendGet switch hardware trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns hardware trends per member of a switch or stack: CPU and memory utilization, PoE available and consumed, total power available. Default range: the last 3 hours.

Interface, 1 operation

list_switch_interfacesList switch interfacesGETAgents: ask firstLists the interfaces of a switch or stack with status, admin and oper status, speed, duplex, connector, VLAN mode and VLANs, LAG, PoE, neighbour and errors. Fetches all by default.

Interface poe, 1 operation

list_switch_interface_poeList switch interface poeGETAgents: ask firstLists the PoE state of the interfaces of a switch or stack: power drawn in watts and how many times power was denied.

Interface trend, 1 operation

get_switch_interface_trendGet switch interface trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns interface traffic trends of a switch, a stack (aggregated) or one member: RX and TX bytes, discards, giants, errors, runts and collisions over time.

Isolated device, 1 operation

list_isolated_devicesList isolated devicesGETAgents: ask firstLists the devices of one site that are isolated from its topology, with serial, MAC, name, type, model, health, status and last seen time.

Lag, 1 operation

list_switch_lagsList switch lagsGETAgents: ask firstLists the link aggregation groups (LAGs) of a switch or stack with name, member port count and ports.

List tenant, 1 operation

list_msp_tenantsList msp tenantsGETAgents: ask firstFor a managed service provider (MSP) account: lists its tenants with name, site and degraded site counts, device ownership, device health counts and alert counts. Paged with limit and next.

Muted insight, 1 operation

list_muted_insightsList muted insightsGETAgents: ask firstLists the muted insights of the account (or of one site): insight, site, mute window, who muted it and when.

Neighbour, 1 operation

list_device_neighboursList device neighboursGETAgents: ask firstLists the neighbour devices of one device with name, type, serial, health, site and the local and remote ports of each link.

Reason, 1 operation

list_client_onboarding_reasonsList client onboarding reasonsGETAgents: ask firstReturns the top reasons clients failed (or were slow) at each onboarding stage (assoc, auth, dhcp, dns) over a time range, for the account or one site.

Report run, 1 operation

list_report_runsList report runsGETAgents: ask firstLists the runs of one report with run ID, period (from and to), status (New, Running, Failed, Successful), export data and start and end times. Paged with limit and next.

Reports meta, 1 operation

get_reports_metadataGet reports metadataGETAgents: ask firstReturns what create_report needs: the KPI widgets with their report type, category, KPI and allowed render types, and the filters each report type accepts.

Security risk, 1 operation

get_application_security_risksGet application security risksGETAgents: ask firstReturns how much application traffic falls in each security risk level (High, Medium, Low) over up to 7 days, for the account or one site, device, client, SSID or user role.

Site, 1 operation

list_floor_plan_sitesList floor plan sitesGETAgents: ask firstLists the sites that have floor plans configured (the default), or with hasFloors eq false the sites that have none, as scopeId and scopeName.

Site firewall session, 1 operation

list_blocked_firewall_sessionsList blocked firewall sessionsGETAgents: ask firstLists blocked or denied sessions logged by the access points, CX switches and gateways of one site: client, source and destination, application, rule and bytes. Returns personal data (usernames, MAC and IP addresses).

Site health, 1 operation

get_site_healthGet site healthGETAgents: ask firstReturns the health of one site: overall health and its poor-health reasons, and how many devices, clients, VMs and hosts are in poor, fair and good health.

Sitemaps summary, 1 operation

get_floor_plan_device_summaryGet floor plan device summaryGETAgents: ask firstReturns, for one site and its floors, the access points not yet associated with a floor plan and those not yet placed on one.

Sites client health, 1 operation

list_sites_client_healthList sites client healthGETAgents: ask firstLists every site with how many of its wired and wireless clients are in poor, fair and good health.

Sites device health, 1 operation

list_sites_device_healthList sites device healthGETAgents: ask firstLists every site with how many of its devices (access points, switches, gateways, bridges) are in poor, fair and good health.

Sites health, 1 operation

list_sites_healthList sites healthGETAgents: ask firstLists every site with its overall, device and client health, poor-health reasons, device and client counts, critical alert count and address. Also the way to find a site ID from its name.

Subscription expiring summary, 1 operation

get_expiring_subscriptions_summaryGet expiring subscriptions summaryGETAgents: ask firstReturns, for each of the next 12 months, how many subscriptions expire, by tier (Foundation, Advanced, Other) and device type (AP, switch, gateway, other).

Tenant client health, 1 operation

get_client_health_overviewGet client health overviewGETAgents: ask firstReturns, for the whole account, how many wired and wireless clients are in poor, fair and good health.

Tenant device health, 1 operation

get_device_health_overviewGet device health overviewGETAgents: ask firstReturns, for the whole account, how many switches, gateways and access points are in poor, fair and good health.

Top aps by usage, 1 operation

list_top_access_points_by_usageList top access points by usageGETAgents: ask firstReturns the access points with the highest combined wired and wireless bandwidth usage over a time range, highest first, for the account or one site.

Topology, 1 operation

get_site_topologyGet site topologyGETAgents: ask firstReturns the network topology of one site: its devices (serial, MAC, name, model, health, status) and the links between them (ports, speed, health), plus the isolated device count.

Tunnels health summary, 1 operation

get_gateway_cluster_tunnel_healthGet gateway cluster tunnel healthGETAgents: ask firstReturns how many tunnels of a gateway cluster are in good, fair and poor health.

Vsx, 1 operation

get_switch_vsxGet switch vsxGETAgents: ask firstReturns the VSX (Virtual Switching Extension) state of a switch: roles, ISL ports, keepalive status and health, config sync. All fields are null when VSX is not supported or not configured.

Wan availability trend, 1 operation

get_gateway_wan_availability_trendGet gateway wan availability trendGETAgents: ask firstReturns a gateway's WAN availability over time for a time range.

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Use HPE Aruba Networking Central from Claude Code, Cursor or Codex

Connect HPE Aruba Networking Central in LiveContext, create an API key in Settings, then add the LiveContext MCP server to your client. Its HPE Aruba Networking Central operations become tools the client can call, next to every other integration you connected.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http livecontext https://livecontext.ai/mcp --header "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY"

Codex (~/.codex/config.toml)

[mcp_servers.livecontext]
url = "https://livecontext.ai/mcp"

[mcp_servers.livecontext.http_headers]
"X-API-Key" = "YOUR_API_KEY"

Cursor, Claude Desktop and other JSON configs

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "livecontext": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://livecontext.ai/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "X-API-Key": "YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

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Add your HPE Aruba Networking Central connection in Settings. Every tool from this integration reuses it, and secrets are encrypted at rest and visible only to you.
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The workflow builds itself in front of you and picks the endpoints it needs. Drag the steps yourself on the canvas whenever you would rather be explicit.