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## 🔍 What Gets Discovered?
-NetVisor automatically detects **50+ common services** including:
+NetVisor automatically detects **200+ common services** including:
**Infrastructure & Networking**: Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, Unifi Controller, pfSense, OPNsense
**Virtualization & Containers**: Proxmox, Docker, Kubernetes, Portainer
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- Alternatively, use OIDC authentication (see [Authentication](#authentication))
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3. **Onboard**:
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4. **Monitor discovery**: Switch to **Discover > Sessions** to watch the scan progress
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5. **View results**: Once complete (5-10+ minutes), navigate to **Topology** to see your network diagram
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- You cannot delete the only Owner
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### Organization Settings
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**Deleting a network**: Click the delete icon on the network card. This removes all associated hosts, services, and topology data.
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## Hosts
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**Deleting a host**: Click the delete icon. This removes the host and all its interfaces and services.
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### Consolidating Hosts
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**Deleting a service**: Click the delete icon on the service card.
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## Subnets
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**Deleting a subnet**: Click the delete icon. Hosts on the subnet remain but lose subnet association.
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## Groups
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**Deleting a group**: Click the delete icon. This only removes the logical grouping—services and hosts remain.
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### Use Cases
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**Deleting a daemon**: Click the delete icon. You'll also need to uninstall the daemon from the host it's running on.
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**Important**: Deleting a daemon does NOT delete discovered data. Hosts, services, and topology remain until explicitly deleted.
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**Deleting an API key**: Click the delete icon. Any daemons using this key will stop authenticating and stop working.
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### Security Best Practices
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- Filter by daemon or network
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### Discovery Duration
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The topology view generates an interactive diagram of your network structure.
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### Visual Elements
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Access the options panel via the button on the right side of the topology view:
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**General Options**
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- On: All Docker containers grouped under one subnet per host
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*Hide VM Provider on Containers*
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