Changelog

This release focuses on making discovery results actionable faster: scans now tell you when they've found something that needs credentials, and the entity tables got a productivity overhaul.

New Features

• Prompt for credentials when a scan finds SNMP, Docker, or Podman integrations, so you can turn a bare port into full device or container detail in a couple of clicks.
• Add SNMPv3 security levels and MD5 authentication, widening the range of devices Scanopy can poll.
• Notify admins with an in-app banner when a new Scanopy release is available.

Improvements

• Make entity tables faster to work with: keyboard shortcuts for create, delete and select-all, actions for the selected row right in the toolbar, and a clearer summary row.
• Store list filters and search in the URL so you can bookmark or share a filtered view.
• Apply your active filters to host and service exports, so what you download matches what you see.
• Group credentials by integration by default and tidy the tag picker, making both easier to scan at a glance.
• Show recent scan outcomes on the home page, including how many warnings each run produced and which ones you can resolve.

Bug Fixes

• Fix containers and services losing their open ports after re-discovery, which could make hosts disappear from topology views (#784).
• Fix daemons failing to reconnect when their saved identity went stale.
• Fix daemon logging silently stopping when the log file could not be written, now falling back to standard output.

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/scanopy/scanopy/compare/v0.18.0...v0.18.1

This release focuses on a major improvement to Scanopy's tagging system, plus new ways to export your topology diagram.

New Features

• Introduce tag groups as a first-class entity, letting you create, order and scope your own groups, filter by tag per view, and pick tags from chips in table column filters.
• Export any topology view to draw.io or Visio, with host and device details carried along as shape data so your diagrams stay useful outside Scanopy (Business plan).
• Add an in-app release notes modal and upgrade email, so you can see what changed and get the exact upgrade command for your deployment.
• Detect Calibre, Calibre-Web and Dawarich during service discovery.

Improvements

• Keep topology display and layout choices with each view, so switching views no longer resets how you had things arranged.
• Speed up topology loading on large networks by building only the view you asked for and holding the existing layout steady while a scan runs.

Bug Fixes

• Fix installs on machines where the architecture reports as amd64, which previously caused install.sh to bail out.
• Fix older config.json files not being migrated in all cases when upgrading from earlier versions.
• Stop profile updates from overwriting server-managed fields on your user account.
• Fix retired Windows binaries sharing a single name, making them impossible to tell apart.
• Fix quoted op:// secret references in .env files not being recognized.

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/scanopy/scanopy/compare/v0.17.22...v0.18.0

This release is built around finding and organizing things. A new global search palette spans every entity type, hosts and subnets now roll up into collapsible trees, and tags gained groups, icons and colours.

New Features

• Add a global search palette on / that searches hosts, subnets, VLANs, sites, tags and more from one box (#2a2df43)
• Group hosts by their virtualization tree and nest subnets inside their parents, so hypervisors, guests collapse into readable sections (#16df96)
• Introduce tag groups, letting you define mutually exclusive sets like Status (#02e089)
• Add asset tags to hosts, discovered automatically from ENTITY-MIB or entered by hand (#8c5226)
• Make VLANs taggable and give them a full detail modal showing name, site and tags (#86fb61)

Improvements

• Switch lists to table views by default and retire the card view, so every entity list looks and behaves the same (#da7025)
• Rework entity modals with consistent layouts, paired short fields, floating icon and tag pickers, and caret navigation to step between entities without closing the dialog (#fa57f8)
• Fold bulk actions into the list toolbar and float bulk tagging at the bottom of the list, making multi-select edits easier to reach (#4e74bf)
• Unify page headers with larger titles, sub-tabs in the title row, and a sticky toolbar that keeps result counts and paging in view while you scroll (#e39be0)
• Rename Network to Site and if-entries to interfaces throughout the UI for clearer, more familiar terminology (#f4ef4a)
• Accept additional OIDC audiences and verify the authorized party, so SSO works with more identity provider configurations (#e19341)

Bug Fixes

• Fix topology keyboard shortcuts and show the correct key hints for your operating system (#36b36e)
• Persist Docker daemon configuration on its volume so settings survive container restarts and upgrades (#0d72c4)

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/scanopy/scanopy/compare/v0.17.21...v0.17.22

This release brings virtualization into the picture: Scanopy now talks to Proxmox VE, links guests to the hosts they run on, and surfaces virtualization details throughout the UI. Alongside that, tables, tags and the inspector all got more informative.

New Features

• Add a Proxmox VE integration that discovers your nodes and guests, links each VM or container to the host it runs on, and shows guest type, OS, hostname and virtualization details in device details (#763).
• Add table density and column resizing so you can fit more rows on screen or widen the columns you actually care about (#764).
• Introduce collapsible inspector sections with metadata, making long entity panels easier to scan (#764).

Improvements

• Give every tag a name and a tooltip, and collect hidden tags behind an (i) icon instead of dropping them, so you can see the full picture without crowding the row (#764).
• Show port details in a hover popover on port chips, saving a trip into the host inspector (#764).

Bug Fixes

• Fix host matching so devices proven to be the same hardware are merged, a second address behind one MAC is kept, and ipvlan guests are no longer confused with their host (#763).
• Fix dependency editing so members added while editing are saved and the panel stays in edit mode as you change them (#763).
• Keep long labels from pushing the "+N more" chip out of view and wrap labels that overflow their row (#764).

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/scanopy/scanopy/compare/v0.17.20...v0.17.21

This release is focused on knowing what your devices actually are — Scanopy now detects and displays operating systems across your network — plus a much more flexible entity table.

New Features

• Detect host operating systems automatically from service banners, HTTP headers, mDNS, LLDP, SMB and container engines, ranking readings by source reliability so you see the most trustworthy answer (#761).
• Show OS tags with platform icons throughout the app, including tooltips explaining how an OS was inferred (#761).
• Report a daemon's operating system during handshake, so machines running a daemon no longer ask you to pick their OS manually (#761).
• Sort, group and filter on every entity field, with filter and grouping controls available directly from table column headers and options drawn from the data in the tab you're viewing (#761).
• Reorder entity table columns by dragging, with the full set of fields available to add (#761).

Improvements

• Replace the integration picker with per-type setup hints that link straight to the relevant docs (#761).
• Show an install-daemon prompt on the home page after you dismiss the onboarding checklist, so it's still easy to find (#761).
• Fill in missing subnets, credentials and descriptions in the demo environment for a more realistic first look (#761).

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/scanopy/scanopy/compare/v0.17.19...v0.17.20