Reconya

Purpose / CSI Use Case

Self-hosted network reconnaissance and asset-discovery dashboard for real-time IPv4 device scanning, passive IPv6 discovery, device fingerprinting, port/service visibility, and multi-network monitoring.

Source Notes

Verified public GitHub repository Dyneteq/reconya, default branch master, not archived. README confirms native Go + HTMX implementation, IPv4 scanning, passive IPv6 monitoring via NDP/interface monitoring, MAC/vendor/hostname/device-type identification, dual-stack inventory, live status/event logging, OS/device fingerprinting, top-port scanning, service/banner detection, HTTP/HTTPS discovery with screenshots, SQLite storage, and multi-network CIDR management. Important deployment caveat: Docker support is explicitly experimental because container networking cannot reliably expose Layer-2 MAC data across segments; local installation is recommended for full functionality. Default admin/password credentials must be changed immediately. CSI fit: strong candidate for LAN discovery, asset visibility, field assessments, IPv6 visibility, and comparison with portracker/GLPI discovery. Commercial client deployment is constrained by the CC BY-NC 4.0 license unless permission is obtained.

Official / Repository URL

https://github.com/Dyneteq/reconya

Legacy Metadata

Added: August 8, 2026
Category: Monitoring & Infrastructure
License: CC BY-NC 4.0 — non-commercial; commercial use requires permission
Priority: VERY HIGH

Migration Notes

Imported deterministically from the canonical CSI Resource Hub Notion export.

No testing, deployment, approval, or production status has been inferred during migration.

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