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This example demonstrates the **ESP32-S2**, **ESP32-S3** series SoC as a USB host to dial-up 4G Cat.1 through PPP to access the Internet, with the help of ESP32-SX Wi-Fi softAP function, share the Internet with IoT devices or mobile devices. Realize low-cost "medium-high-speed" Internet access.It is also equipped with a router management interface, which allows you to configure the router online and view the information of connected devices.
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In addition, the **ESP32-P4** supports the 4G Cat.4 module (EC20) with faster speeds, but it currently only supports internet access for itself.
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In addition, the **ESP32-P4** supports the 4G Cat.4 module (EC20) with faster speeds. It can also enable hotspot sharing by connecting an external ESP32 chip with Wi-Fi capability.
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**Features Supported:**
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>**4G Cat.1 theoretical peak download rate is 10 Mbps, peak upload rate is 5 Mbps**
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> The actual communication rate is affected by the operator's network, test software, Wi-Fi interference, and the number of terminal connections, etc.
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## Known Issues
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* ESP32-P4 currently does not support enabling the softAP function via `esp_wifi_remote`.
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