Rate limit guest ssid 5500 foreign to 2504 anchor

Hi
We have a need to limit bandwidth on guest ssid that is tunnelled to anchor controller.  The 2504 doesn't have rate limiting options but the 5500 does.  If we enabled the rate limit on the SSID details on the foreign would it work (seeing as though the anchor can't have same settings).  I would have thought that the access points terminate on the foreign therefore the rate limit would apply there.
Would this work or do I need another 5500 as the anchor so that rate limits can match on the SSID?

Thanks.  It would be nice if Cisco documentation actually clarified this as all guest anchor docs seem not to mention having to have both controllers supporting QoS profiles.

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