This release expands how Scanopy learns about your network neighbours, adding gNMI support for modern network operating systems and pulling LLDP data straight from the machine running the daemon.
New Features
- Add gNMI as a discovery source, so devices running modern network operating systems can be scanned for interfaces and LLDP neighbours using a dedicated gNMI credential (#694).
- Read LLDP neighbours from the daemon host itself via a local lldpd, so the machine running Scanopy appears in the topology with its own directly-connected links on Linux and other Unix systems (#697).
Improvements
- Fall back to LLDP-V2-MIB during SNMP discovery when a device's classic neighbour table is empty, recovering links from switches that only publish the newer table (#696).
- Warn when two integrations can reach the same device, making it clear why a host might be discovered twice or with conflicting details (#706).
- Hide credential types that your server version can't yet handle, so you no longer configure a credential that silently does nothing (#711).
Bug Fixes
- Fix network interfaces being duplicated or merged incorrectly by matching on the hardware address itself rather than where the reading came from.
- Fix duplicate subnet entries that could appear when the same CIDR was discovered by different scans.
- Fix stale readings sticking around when a newer scan produces a better-attributed value for the same property.