Run shared WiFi with consistent control across properties
Give managed-service teams a repeatable way to allocate shared capacity, compare locations, and investigate guest complaints across events, venues, hotels, vessels, and aircraft.
Illustrative download limits, not sizing recommendations. Active circuits compete within each configured parent limit, even when their individual plan rates add up to more.
- 01Property WAN: 500 Mbps
An explicit limit on this part of the configured path.
- 02Guest segment: 200 Mbps
An explicit limit on this part of the configured path.
- 03Room circuits: 50 Mbps each
An explicit limit on this part of the configured path.
- 04Guest flows within each circuit
CAKE manages competing flows within each circuit.
Choose a mapping that fits the service
Use room, subnet, or device circuits according to the addressing model and the source that owns your shaping data.
- Subnet groups for rapid client churn
- Device circuits where address mapping is stable
- Hardware sizing based on active mapped circuits
Compare properties in one workflow
Insight brings history and views across one or many shapers, helping teams identify the location and branch that changed.
- Site rankings and heatmaps
- History from 15 minutes to one year
- Circuit and ASN investigation
Make guest support repeatable
Move from a property symptom into its shared segment and circuit, then use the evidence alongside AP/controller diagnostics.
- Shared capacity and queue pressure
- Transport quality signals
- A consistent pilot and validation process
Local operator console
Check the parent, then follow its circuits
Compare configured and effective limits with live quality signals. Follow the affected branch into circuit investigation, then use Insight history when the problem has already passed.

Walkthrough
See how managed WiFi operators spot shared-capacity trouble
These views show rankings, dashboards, and map context that help teams identify where concurrency is degrading service first.
Operating environments
Choose your deployment environment
Plan your pilot
Put the workflow to work
Validate LibreQoS on your network
Start with a limited pilot, compare the same load conditions, and confirm the affected branch and circuit behavior before expanding.

