Scenario: Harborview Makerspace shares one internet uplink across staff and a busy public guest Wi-Fi. A couple of guest devices are streaming so hard that the front-desk VoIP phones break up. You're the volunteer network admin. Open the edge router's Bandwidth Manager, cap the guest network, protect voice, and throttle the two worst offenders.
Local admin credentials are printed on the router label in the wiring closet.
Bundle the heavy-use guest devices into one named group so a single policy can throttle them.
| Group | Members | |
|---|---|---|
| No group saved yet. | ||
Set the ceiling for the guest interface, then reserve a slice for real-time voice and a tiny slice for the throttled group.
Promote latency-sensitive protocols into the high queue. The remote-desktop service here runs on a non-default port, so you'll need to correct it after adding the rule.
| Service | Interface | Dest. port | Queue | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No priority rules yet. | ||||
Capture region for the submission screenshot is the simulated console and task panel only.
Client-side scoring is self-reported (answer key is visible in dev tools) — fine for formative work; the Apps Script
can re-score server-side if a grade must be trustworthy. No data is stored in the browser; the only network call is the
single submission POST.
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