Hello Friends,

I was wondering if anyone could help.

Situation: a single shared internet connection to a house with 6 flats.

I have created 6 SSIDs (1 for each flat). Each SSID has a Bandwidth limit, set to 1/6th of the total (average) available bandwidth. So, each flat can consume only 1/6th of the total bandwidth of the provider, about 20Mbps/flat. This way, when one flat is attempting to stream several Netflix movies, it does not "eat" the bandwidth of the other flats. So far, so good.

Also attached is a NAS, which hosts a few thousand films.

As each flat has a few smart TVs (Wi-Fi), the NAS can stream movies to these TVs. However, because of the bandwidth limit, that stream is also limited; 20Mbps is OK for just 3 streams in HD. But - since that "video stream" does not consume any internet bandwidth (it streams from the NAS towards the TVs),

I am seeking a solution where I create a separate, invisible SSID that has no bandwidth throttle.. I would then connect the TVs to this separate SSID. On that SSID, I would then block any traffic other than that coming from the NAS (to avoid the TVs being used for any other kind of streaming service, youtube, etc. - thus bypassing the limit).

Is that possible?