How do I revoke a Nextworld MCP Server connection?

Let’s say I copied an MCP Server Connection URL using the plug icon on an app and the apikey got loose. Is it possible for me to revoke or invalidate that somehow?

Yes, there are a couple avenues for revoking your keys. One is for users themselves to revoke keys, and another is for system admins to revoke keys on behalf of a user.

For users to revoke their own keys:

  • Click your user profile → Settings → Security → Revoke Service Personal Access Keys

For System Admins to revoke user keys:

  • Navigate to the Users app → find the compromised user → Use the “Revoke Service Personal Access Keys” row action

Keep in mind that different keys are generated for each lifecycle, tenant, and environment the user is in. This action removes all of them for the user.

2 Likes

So if I’m understanding correctly, these are all or nothing actions - I can’t selectively revoke individual keys for say just a specific application?

I can’t selectively revoke individual keys for say just a specific application?

That is correct, this is an all-the-keys or none-of-the-keys action.

1 Like