### Bug description
Sometimes there are many ethernet-connected Ping360s bein…g reported by the ping service (and accordingly shown in the Vehicle Setup page), even when only one is connected.
Aaron (CUIS):
![image](https://github.com/bluerobotics/BlueOS/assets/25898329/96274e8a-38ff-4225-848e-3cb016d072c1)
G / Tony (BR internal):
![image](https://github.com/bluerobotics/BlueOS/assets/25898329/0683b27b-732f-43b1-8707-9d44ee4cacdc)
Seemingly relevant part of Aaron's ping service logs:
```
...
2024-04-21 01:40:57.530 | INFO | __main__:get_sensors:42 - Sensors available:
[PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING1D: 1>, device_id=1, device_model=0, device_revision=1, firmware_version_major=3, firmware_version_minor=28, firmware_version_patch=0, port=<serial.tools.list_ports_linux.SysFS object at 0xb54902b0>, ethernet_discovery_info=None, driver=<ping1d_driver.Ping1DDriver object at 0xb54435b0>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb53eaff0>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb4ba7a30>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb53f55d0>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb4bae590>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb4baec50>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb5403b10>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb4b73bb0>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb4b77cb0>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb4b44250>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb4ba06f0>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb4b51190>),
PingDeviceDescriptor(ping_type=<PingType.PING360: 2>, device_id=0, device_model=0, device_revision=0, firmware_version_major=0, firmware_version_minor=0, firmware_version_patch=0, port=None, ethernet_discovery_info='192.168.2.4:12345', driver=<ping360_ethernet_driver.Ping360EthernetDriver object at 0xb4ba0eb0>)]
...
2024-04-21 01:41:40.596 | INFO | ping360_ethernet_prober:find_ping360_ethernet:65 - Data received: SONAR DVL+0+1+1+0+0
Cerulean Sonar
MAC Address:-00-80-E1-3E-24-25
IP Address:-192.168.2.3
Port:-50000
```
- We should probably check whether the Cerulean DVL reports itself as a Ping360 type (2) instead of Unknown (0) or something custom (>2)
### Steps to reproduce
From some brief initial investigation, this seems to correspond to when a Cerulean DVL is connected. Unconfirmed, but it may be replicable by
1. Connect a Cerulean DVL to a BlueOS device
2. Turn on the system
3. See whether multiple Ping360s are reported in the ethernet page
- It may be relevant to try refreshing the page or something to get more copies - not sure
### Primary pain point(s)
The connected devices are incorrectly reported, and some interfaces look broken and becomes harder to use.
### Additional context
[Relevant forum thread](https://discuss.bluerobotics.com/t/blue-os-ping-360-bug/15032) (including logs).
Most relevant log: [logfile_04-21-2024_00:12:00.log](https://github.com/bluerobotics/BlueOS/files/15130803/logfile_04-21-2024_00.12.00.log)
G provided some more logs internally.
### Prerequisites
- [X] I have checked to make sure that a similar request has not already been filed or fixed.