Mqtt-bridge and cast-web device network id

[Ryan780]

You would have to set up a virtual network ID for one of them. @leinax did it for Omni thing. He describes it in this post:

[RELEASE] OmniThing v0.8.2 - ESP8266/ESP32/RaspberryPi/Linux/Windows Web-based Configuration Tool

I have managed to get OmniThing working on a raspberry pi using a virtual ethernet interface. Create a new file called /etc/network/interfaces.d/omnithing In that file, paste the text below with a few modifications: auto eth_omni iface eth_omni inet static address 192.168.1.54/24 hwaddress ether ba:4d:09:46:57:98 pre-up ip link add eth_omni link eth0 type macvlan post-down ip link del eth_omni link eth0 type macvlan up ip netns add omnithing && ip link set eth_omni netns omnithing && ip netns exec omnithing ip addr add 192.168.1.54/24 dev eth_omni && ip netns exec omnithing ip link set eth_omni up down ip netns del omnithing Replace “ba:4d:09:46:57:98” with whatever made up mac address you want for the virtual interface. Replace both instances of “192.168.1.54/24” with wha…

Maybe you could do the same or maybe he could post a short explanation about the concept behind how he did it. I’m sorry I’m not more programming savvy or I’d tell you how you’d have to adapt it for one of these applications.