It is CAPsMAN, but that doesn't matter.
The guest wifi and office wifi are different subnets.
I have a simple queue targetting the guest WiFI's subnet/24 with just a max-limit=12M/60M
This appears to work fine for what I want.
What I am wondering though is whether this is 'fair' to multiple guest users or not? Or would a single guest user who tried to do a large long-running download take up all of the 60M and a second or third user would have all or most of their packets dropped?
Here is the relevant parts of the configuration:
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/caps-man datapath add bridge=Guest_wifi client-to-client-forwarding=no local-forwarding=no name="Guest WiFi"
/caps-man datapath add bridge=Office_wifi name="Office WiFi"
/caps-man security add authentication-types=wpa2-psk encryption=aes-ccm name=Office passphrase=secretwificode
/caps-man security add name="Guest WiFi"
/caps-man configuration add country="united kingdom" datapath="Guest WiFi" installation=indoor mode=ap name="Guest WiFI" security="Guest WiFi" ssid=Guest
/caps-man configuration add country="united kingdom" datapath="Office WiFi" installation=indoor mode=ap name="Office WiFi" security=Office ssid=Office
/caps-man provisioning add action=create-dynamic-enabled master-configuration="Office WiFi" name-format=identity slave-configurations="Guest WiFI"
/ip pool add name=public_wifi ranges=192.168.99.11-192.168.99.200
/ip pool add name=Office_wifi ranges=192.168.98.11-192.168.98.200
/ip dhcp-server add address-pool=public_wifi disabled=no interface=Guest_wifi name="Guest WiFi"
/ip dhcp-server add address-pool=Office_wifi disabled=no interface=Office_wifi name="Office WiFi"
/queue simple add max-limit=12M/60M name="Guest WiFi limit" target=192.168.99.0/24
