Hi,
On Cisco switches, you can say x VLAN has y SVI. Is this possible on Mikrotik, or must you apply a single SVI across the board?
SVI, from my understanding, is jut a L3 interface for L2 VLAN to attach.
Similar concept in RouterOS would be bridges, and assigning ports/vlan interfaces to the bridge, the bridge interface is now the ‘SVI’. Depending on your device depends on how you’d do this though. Your better bet would be to say what device you have and what config you are trying to achieve.
From a random on-line post:
If you want the 2 vlans to be able to talk to each other you need to be able to route between the vlans and that is where SVIs come in. So on the switch you would do -
int vlan 10 <— this is the SVI
From that I gather SVI is exactly the same as /interface vlan add name=vlan10 interface= vlan-id=10 interface (only in ROS it’s a named interface and you configure other stuff elsewhere referring to it by its name). And is either bridge interface or physical interface (such as ether13) if that physical interface is not part of any bridge. Or it could be some other virtual L2 interface, such as eoip or pppoe interface …
See Layer 3 VLAN examples in Interface/VLAN wiki article.