How a Lora-Server can be implemented on a Raspberry Pi?

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I have PoE enabled Raspberry Pi 3B+ based LoRaWAN® Gateway and RN2483 Low-Power Long-Range Lora Technology Transceiver Module.
If anyone has any idea about it please let me know. Thank you!

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That doesn’t seem to be in scope for The Things Network, which is what this forum is about?

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I need just idea, so I posted here. I did not find any solution on other sites.

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Try a Google search on;

LoRaServer

There may be other systems that support it, but an RN2483 is a single channel device so is not supported as as TTN server\gateway.

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Are these two separate things, as in, you have a Pi based gateway and you have, not connected to the Pi, a RN2483 - if so, what is the gateway Hat that you have?

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2 posts were merged into an existing topic: How the sensor data can be decoded on the gateway?

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From your other thread where you say you have your gateway showing on the map, does this mean this thread can be closed?

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Yes closed

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Hi @nvdak, you could run the TTIv3 stack on the RPi. So the RPi becomes both gateway and LNS.

https://github.com/TheThingsNetwork/lorawan-stack

The new 8GB RPi 4 could be good for this. Please let us know how it goes and write it up as a lab story.