Connect four powered edge devices over Gigabit Ethernet while maintaining two dedicated Gigabit SFP interfaces for fiber aggregation. The TP-Link Omada SG2206MP is a compact managed access switch for Omada environments that need PoE+ power at the edge without consuming copper ports for uplinks. Its four RJ45 ports support IEEE 802.3af/at PoE, with a 63 W total PoE budget for compatible access points, cameras, phones, and other powered devices. Use the two SFP slots to connect a fiber backbone, distribution switch, or remote equipment area while keeping the four copper ports available for local endpoints. Managed Layer 2 functions include VLAN segmentation, QoS traffic handling, ACL policies, and IGMP snooping. These controls help isolate device groups, prioritize latency-sensitive traffic, and manage multicast delivery on a shared access network. Omada integration enables centralized configuration and monitoring alongside compatible Omada networking equipment. This model differs from copper-only compact switches by combining four PoE+ access connections with two separate Gigabit SFP uplinks in a six-port layout. It fits small access closets, surveillance segments, wireless expansions, and other locations where fiber uplinks and locally powered Ethernet devices must coexist.