@milindhvijay So like I was say if you have a rule using a gateway, which you have. And you have it set to NOT create rules when gateway is down.. Before you had no rules that would allow access to the IP on your admin vlan.
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So when your gateway goes down, per your settings that last rule there with the gateway set as "default_failover" would not be there.. So until you added that rule you have highlighted what rule if you remove that last one since you are telling it not to create rules when a gateway is down would of allowed you access to pfsense gui on any IP?
If that rule you created is to allow access to web gui, why would you say lan subnets. Why would you not just allow access to the admin interface address?
But yeah your rules from before you added completely explains why yes if your wan(s) were down you would not be able to access web gui or even ssh.. Because you had no rules that allowed it when your gateway(s) are down.
I brought this up in my first post..