Yes, MikroTik RouterOS allows administrators to limit the maximum number of clients that can connect to a wireless access point. This can be done through the wireless interface settings using the max-station-count parameter.
The max-station-count option defines the maximum number of client devices (stations) that may be connected simultaneously. You are not restricted to access-lists; this setting works globally per interface.
* A.#Incorrect. It is definitely possible.
* B.#Limiting via access-list is one method (e.g., per MAC), but the more general and scalable method is via max-station-count.
* C.#Correct. MikroTik provides both general limits and fine control (like access-lists or registration- table rules).
MTCNA Official Wireless Module - Access Point Configuration:
"Set the maximum number of stations using max-station-count. This is a hardware-level control on the interface." Rene Meneses Study Guide - Wireless Configuration:
"Limiting clients can be done through access-lists or via interface properties such as max-station-count." Terry Combs Notes - Wireless Station Limits:
"Use max-station-count under wireless settings. This applies a hard limit on how many clients can connect."