TP-Link SG2218

TP-Link Omada SG2218 #

A managed Gigabit switch from TP-Link’s Omada line, used as the mobile site’s access switch.

TP-Link Omada SG2218

Specs #

AttributeValue
ModelTP-Link Omada SG2218, hardware 1.20
Ports16x Gigabit RJ45
Uplinks2x SFP (1Gbps)
PoENone: the AP runs from its own injector
Switching Capacity36 Gbps
MAC Table8K entries
Jumbo Frames9216 bytes
Power8.65W max
Dimensions294 x 180 x 44mm
MountingDesktop or rack (1U)
CoolingFanless

Selection Rationale #

  • VLAN support: 802.1Q VLAN tagging for network segmentation
  • SSH access: CLI configuration for automation
  • Omada SDN: Centralized management via Omada controller
  • Compact: Fits mobile site form factor
  • SFP uplinks: Future 1G fiber connectivity option
  • Fanless: Silent operation (passive cooling)

In Service #

HostRole
dv02acc001p01Access Switch

Port Map #

The authority is the switch’s switch_ports in the inventory (host_vars/dv02acc001p01.yml); this table is a copy of it.

PortModeVLANsDevice
gi1/0/1Trunknative 999, all taggedCore router re0
gi1/0/2Access99Free, kept for an operator laptop during console recovery
gi1/0/3Access30dv02rpi002p01
gi1/0/4Trunknative 99; 10, 30, 31, 40, 45Access point
gi1/0/5Access30dv02rpi004p01
gi1/0/6 to gi1/0/12UndeclaredVLAN 1, not routedβ€”
gi1/0/13Trunknative 99; 50, 51Tenant hypervisor
gi1/0/14Access30dv02rpi001p01
gi1/0/15Trunknative 99; 25, 35Management hypervisor
gi1/0/16Access99Builder

An undeclared port is untagged VLAN 1, which has no DHCP and no route, so a device cabled to one looks dead. Declare the port before cabling a new device.

Physical #

Firmware #

Hardware revision 1.20 (a unit labeled V1.26 takes the same firmware). It holds two firmware images: the running version and a rollback. Both are in the Software Catalog.

Evaluation #

RoleAccess switch
CurrentNot yet evaluated In service from before the Evaluation policy

Revisions #

None yet.

Page last modified: September 26, 2026