Quick Start
This guide walks you through your first network discovery with Scanopy.
Cloud Users
Section titled “Cloud Users”Step 1: Start Onboarding
Section titled “Step 1: Start Onboarding”Go to scanopy.net and click Get Started.
- Select your use case (Homelab, Company, or MSP)
- Enter your organization name and first network name
Step 2: Set Up Your Daemon
Section titled “Step 2: Set Up Your Daemon”Before creating your account, you’ll configure a daemon for your network.
Choose Install Now to get installation commands, or Install Later to skip
See Installing a Daemon for detailed platform-specific instructions.
Step 3: Create Your Account
Section titled “Step 3: Create Your Account”Complete registration with your email and password. Your daemon will automatically connect and begin scanning once your account is created.
Step 4: View Your Network
Section titled “Step 4: View Your Network”Once discovery completes (typically 5-10 minutes per /24 subnet):
- Topology — See your network diagram
- Manage > Hosts — View discovered devices
- Manage > Services — See detected services
Self-Hosted Users
Section titled “Self-Hosted Users”Prerequisites
Section titled “Prerequisites”A running Scanopy server. See Server Installation.
Step 1: Complete Onboarding
Section titled “Step 1: Complete Onboarding”Access your server URL and complete the onboarding wizard:
- Select your use case
- Enter your organization name and first network name
- Create your account
Step 2: Run Discovery
Section titled “Step 2: Run Discovery”If you deployed with Docker Compose, the integrated daemon is already running and connected to your first network.
- Navigate to Discover > Scheduled
- Find the Network Scan discovery for your network
- Click Run to start your first scan
Discovery typically takes 5-10 minutes per /24 subnet (256 IP addresses).
Step 3: View Your Network
Section titled “Step 3: View Your Network”Once discovery completes:
- Topology — See your network diagram
- Manage > Hosts — View discovered devices
- Manage > Services — See detected services
Adding More Daemons
Section titled “Adding More Daemons”To scan additional networks or VLANs, deploy additional daemons. See Multi-VLAN Deployment.
Next Steps
Section titled “Next Steps”- Discovery — Configure scheduled scans
- Topology — Customize your network visualization
- Hosts, Subnets & Groups — Organize your network data