Limit Bandwidth without giving priority?

[GargoyleNoob]

I know this can be done VIA Wi-Fi by utilizing the guest network, but can it be done VIA Ethernet? I want to limit the bandwidth on my console without prioritizing its traffic in any way.

[Lantis]

Use QOS and create a class with max BW. Then shove the device into that class.
Need a normal class too for everything else

[GargoyleNoob]

But in order for me to do that, I'm going to have to give that class "some" kind of priority, right?

As of right now, this is what I have or my upload classes: https://gyazo.com/578cec856766a8a74093b6f70657f8c0

In order for me to assign my console to the gaming class, I'd need to add a rule with it's IP like this, right? https://gyazo.com/8af468ad9ea13cb799decce3fed4fc56

In my default TP-link FW, I could limit bandwidth on a device's mac or static IP without enabling QOS at all.

[Lantis]

If you want, you can use Quotas without QOS (your mileage may vary, I’ve always used it with QOS).

Setup a quota for the device which expires immediately (say a limit of 1MB total).
Once limit exceeded, set throttle connection to your requested speed.

[GargoyleNoob]

I'll give that a shot. Thanks!