Can you tell us a bit more about what you're trying. Are your two computers connected across the internet? Can you show us the node which is subscribing and publishing the TF topics, I'm not quite sure I understand what you're doing.

Thanks PeteBlackerThe3rd so much for your feedback. 2 computers are connected by using Ethernet cable. The connection is well since I can subscribe and publish all of other topics. I use rospy.Subscriber to subscribe the topic /tf and /tf_static, and then use the function publish of rosbridge client to publish directly the data I subscribed from my computer (I also used this way to subscribe and publish other topics, all of them worked well. Only /tf_static of multicameras are lost data).

If both your computers are connected by an ethernet cable why are you using a multi-master setup? Would it not be much simpler to use a single master, then all topics would be available on both computers automatically.

Thanks for your question. I have to use multi master since we would like to share topics for other computers also. We have some other computers in the network.

Just to clarify you do not need to use a multi-master setup to be able to share topics between different computers on a network. The most common ROS setup is to have a single master on a network and run nodes on several computers connected to that network, all sharing the same topics.

Multi-master setups are usually used when the network links between computers are very slow or intermittent.

not at all, we use multi master is for some other reasons. However, my problem is not from multimaster. But it is from rosbridge and tf of multi cameras. It seems that I cannot get whole /tf_static of 3 cameras by using rospy.Subscriber

Can you explain exactly what you've tried so far, including source code. I also don't understand why you're using rosbridge if both networks are on the same LAN.