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My objective is be able to control multiple GoPro cameras using one board and different network interfaces on the board itself. The problem I am facing is that each camera options it's functions under 10.5.5.9 which I assume is unique per interface since they're on different interfaces, but that is not the case (go easy, I'm new to this). When I follow the solution from this, it will send the request to one interface but it doesn't seem to switch to the other interface (only one camera activates).

Ifconfig Original

This is a screen of my original ifconfig before I try to do route configuration. wlan0 has an inet of 10.5.5.100 and wlan1 has an inet of 10.5.5.102. Following this solution, I try to configure each interface, but that is either outdated or I did something wrong because both of my interfaces have an inet of 10.5.5.9 - when I try to send a curl request to either interface, I get a response of "curl (7) Failed to connect to 10.5.5.9 port 80: Connection refuse" and the same when I send a request the original inet of the interface.

Any help would be appreciated.

Max
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You are assigning both network interfaces to the same network. The netmask of 255.255.255.0 means that this network handles the addresses beginning with 10.5.5. Hence - your 10.5.5.9 address can be reached by both interfaces, causing a clash. If the addresses of your GoPros are statically assigned and cannot be changed, two network interfaces will not help. I can't see any possibility to solve this without changing at least one GoPro IP.

Bartek
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