We need actual port numbers of some sort in pfSense at least because the order is not what might be expected given the NIC naming. It's very unlikely we would change it on something that has been released but all input is welcome for future products. Steve

Now, I got it right without the need to disable any firewall...my mistake was to move default gateway to pfSense. The default gateway is just for Proxmox management port to update itself and need to remain on the port originally assigned. Then, I made pfSense LAN that IP. Both accessible by my Mac Pro on the same browser tabs next to each other. [image: 1683404300480-screenshot-2023-05-06-at-3.14.07-pm.png]

@albinali ok so i figured it out, when i inspected the route table i noticed it was messed up (probably because i was playing around too much), i rebooted the PFsense device and i can connect now.