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There is a small office network A and another one called B. I want to bridge them and be able to limit the connection speed between A and B, and be able to set a custom speed (not predefined).

  1. I want clients from B to access resources from A with a limited speed of 2Mbit (combined).
  2. I don't want to limit the speed between clients in B.

Is this possible? I haven't purchased a router for B so the device needed can also be a router.

The two locations should be connected wirelessly.

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Yes. This is most easily done with a "smart switch", which can be located either at the A or B end, and which limits traffic on the A-B link port. In most cases it can limit traffic at different speeds in each direction.

OTOH, some wireless link products include speed limiting - as an example, not to be confused with a product recommendation, EnGenius ENH202 and ENH500 both include this function ("wireless traffic shaping" is the term they use for it - other manufacturers often have something similar, but check before purchase.)

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