Problem with interface name
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@markdudov Only WAN and LAN will be named like this, everything else will be optN.
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@markdudov For lack of a better description, pfSense has an internal interface name and a public interface name. If you look into your config file I'd expect that opt1 is labeled WAN2, and it shows as WAN2 in most places in pfSense for example firewall rule tabs.
It can be a bit confusing especially if they are added out of order and opt1=OPT2, opt2=OPT3, etc.
<lan> <--- <if>igc0</if> <enable/> <descr>LAN</descr> <spoofmac/> <ipaddr>...</ipaddr> <subnet>25</subnet> <ipaddrv6>...</ipaddrv6> <subnetv6>64</subnetv6> </lan> <opt1> <--- <if>igc1</if> <descr>OPT1_PFSYNC</descr> <enable/> <spoofmac/> <ipaddr>...</ipaddr> <subnet>24</subnet> </opt1>
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Yup, that^.
It could be clearer on some pages though. https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14555
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