I think you'll be very disappointed with the performance of LoRA unless you're trying to move a very small amount of data. Interoperating between 802.11b/g/n and LR doesn't seem practical (or desirable). Just setup two networks and bridge them in a different manner (or route between them).

Would it be possible to emulate or otherwise achieve an ethernet connection between the ESP32 and a Raspi/Beaglebone/Linux SOC and just use the ESP32 as an IP router? Assuming the ESP32 manages the WiFi connection and and has a way to receive the IP packets all it would have to do is forward all pac...

I really want to do this as well. I know the standard answer appears to be use an ESP8089, but it does not support the 802.11 LR mode. I would like to use this on a ESP32 WROVER module with some directional sector antennas to cover an area of approximately 500 meters. I was thinking about using the ...

I'm interested in this also - specifically for the LR 802.11 mode available in the ESP32 - I'd like to use it as a long range WiFi radio on an embedded project. It says right on the front of the ESP32 product page - "ESP32 can perform as a complete standalone system or as a slave device to a host MC...