Bandwidth consumption

[nst1]

I have a doubt,

For example, I want a user to only use x amount of megabytes or gigabytes, it is possible that a user if he used 10 mb cannot use more mb or gb, similar to a cell phone if the cell phone has 1gb when this gb is empty on the cell phone does not navigate.

This is possible with meraki ???

[PhilipDAth]

Not natively.

You would have to use a third party solution.  If this is for guest WiFi then splashaccess.com have a solution that can do something like this.

[nst1]

I understand, this helps me a lot

[GreenMan]

Not natively, as far as I'm aware.

It might be possible to build something along these lines, using the API, but I can see plenty of difficulties with doing that.

I'm more thinking;  why would you want to limit a user, in that way? - if your concern is over impact on key business operations, then shorter time intervals of monitoring are much more important.

Taking your own number as an example, 1 GB is only around 90 Kbps, so that usage is very unlikely to affect your business applications, unless it all occurs in a short time interval.   I would have thought that limiting clients or bandwidth-hungry & non-business appliactions to a specific traffic celing would be a much better way of ensuring bandwidth is best used.