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Getting Started

Introduction Quick Start

Using Scanopy

Overview Scans and Settings Rescanning a Host Naming and Deduplication

Credentials Topology Organization & Access Hosts & Subnets Staleness Tags

Setting Up Daemons

Setting Up Daemons Planning Daemon Deployment Installing Daemons Upgrading Daemons Changing and Removing Daemons Troubleshooting Setup

Overview Host Discovery Phantom Hosts Scan Performance Credentials

Self-Hosted Server

Self-Hosted Server Installing a Self-Hosted Server Upgrading a Self-Hosted Server Troubleshooting

Guides

Set up Docker discovery

Set up Instant On discovery

Set up Podman discovery

Set up Proxmox VE discovery

Set up UniFi discovery Set up Wake-on-LAN Set up SNMP discovery Set up SSH script discovery Set up gNMI discovery

Scanning Isolated Networks from One Host Managing Scan Targets Scanning VPN Networks Isolating Daemon Networking with MACVLAN

Map your applications Configuring Single Sign-On (OIDC)Export metrics to Prometheus Share a topology link

Reference

Reference Daemon Identity Daemon Configuration Daemon Status Server Configuration Collected Data Service Detection SNMP Scan Warnings Architecture Database Schema Limitations FAQ Credits

API Reference

Scanopy Documentation

Learn how to use Scanopy for network discovery and visualization.

Scanopy's L3 Logical topology, with hosts grouped inside the subnets they have addresses on

Scanopy's L3 Logical topology, with hosts grouped inside the subnets they have addresses on

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Quick Start

Get up and running with Scanopy in minutes.

Self-Hosted Setup

Install and configure your own Scanopy server.

Learn More

Using Scanopy — Discovery, topology, and asset management
Setting Up Daemons — Install daemons and plan your deployment
Self-Hosted Server — Install and upgrade your server
Troubleshooting — Diagnose and fix common issues
Reference — Configuration, architecture, and more
API Reference — REST API documentation

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Introduction

Scanopy discovers hosts, services and network topology, then keeps an interactive map current on a schedule. What it does, what it needs, and how to run your first scan.

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