Connections

Manage authenticated connections and profiles for MCP servers.

Connections & Profiles shows all your authenticated connections to external services, organized by profile. This is where you can view, manage, and revoke access to MCP servers.

  1. Open the sidebar menu
  2. Click Gateway to expand
  3. Select Connections

Understanding Connections

When you configure a provider and connect to an MCP server, a connection is created. Connections are grouped by profile (the provider configuration you used).

Provider Config → Profile → Connection to MCP Server

Connections View

The page displays connections grouped by profile:

MCP Profile Connection Fig : Configure Google Auth

Profile Card

Each profile shows:

  • Profile Name (e.g., "Hubspot", "Noauth")
  • Description: "Connections in this profile"
  • Connections Table: List of services using this profile

Connection Details

ColumnDescription
ServiceThe auth provider type used
AccountConfiguration status
StatusActive, Inactive, or Error
ActionsView or Revoke

Connection Statuses

StatusMeaning
ActiveConnection is working
InactiveConnection disabled or expired
ErrorAuthentication failed

Managing Connections

View Connection

  1. Click View on a connection
  2. See connection details and configuration
  3. Review which MCP servers use this connection

Revoke Connection

  1. Click Revoke on a connection
  2. Confirm the revocation
  3. The connection is removed

Note:

Revoking a connection will disconnect all MCP servers using that profile. They will stop working until you reconfigure.

Example Profiles

No Authentication Profile

Profile: Noauth
├── Service: No Authentication Provider
├── Account: Configured
└── Status: Active

Used for MCP servers that don't require authentication (Calculator, local servers).

API Key Profile

Profile: Hubspot
├── Service: API Key Authentication Provider
├── Account: Configured
└── Status: Active

Used for MCP servers requiring API key authentication.

OAuth Profile

Profile: Google
├── Service: Google OAuth2 Provider
├── Account: user@example.com
└── Status: Active

Used for Google services (Gsuite, Drive, etc.).

Troubleshooting

IssueSolution
Connection shows "Error"Re-authenticate or check credentials
Connection shows "Inactive"Token may have expired, re-authorize
MCP server stopped workingCheck connection status here

Best Practices

  • Regular review: Periodically check connections are still active
  • Remove unused: Revoke connections you no longer need
  • Multiple profiles: Use separate profiles for dev/staging/production
  • Monitor status: Watch for error statuses indicating auth issues

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