Bridge probably misconfiguired

rfinterference

I originally posted here thinking that my pfsense box was not correctly applying firewall rules to one of my interfaces. When I looked into it further I found other problems. Here is a description of my network:
WAN EM0: (Switch0 GATEWAY)
IP 12.XXX.XXX.6
Gateway 12.XXX.XXX.1
Nameserver 12.X.X.1 12.X.X.2

LAN EM1: (Switch1 VLAN0))
IP 192.168.10.1
Netmask 255.255.255.0
DHCP 192.168.10.100 - 192.168.100.110

OPT EM2:(Switch1 VLAN1))
IP NONE
Netmask NONE
DHCP NONE

BRIDGE BRIDGE0:
IP 192.168.12.1 (Do I even need an IP on this?)
WAN + OPT

ESXI MGMT NIC1: (Switch1 VLAN1)
IP 12.XXX.XXX.7

ESXI NIC2: (Switch1 VLAN0)

PROXMOX NIC1: (Switch1 (VLAN1) POOL1
IP 12.XXX.XXX.8

PROXMOX NIC2: (Switch1 VLAN1) POOL2

VIP Alias:
12.XXX.XXX.9
12.XXX.XXX.10
12.XXX.XXX.11

NAT 1 to 1:
WAN 12.XXX.XXX.9 LAN 192.168.10.9
WAN 12.XXX.XXX.10 LAN 192.168.10.10
WAN 12.XXX.XXX.11 LAN 192.168.10.11

NAT Outbound:
WAN 192.168.10.0/24
WAN 127.0.0.0/8

I have 2 servers with 2 NICs in each. One is ESXI and the other Proxmox. I had Pfsense working before with the management interfaces of my servers just plugged in to a separate switch. I then added a NIC to my pfsense box and want this bridged to the WAN so that I can have Public IPS behind it for the management interfaces and for a few other servers that wont work with 1:1. I created my bridge added OPT and WAN to it then assigned a Bridge interface. Now that it is done I can access the machines that are behind it but they can not access DNS, ping the gate and other odd behavior. I have been watching my syslog for a possibility that I had rules configured incorectly but that doesn't seem to be the case. I assume I have something incorrect but just cant find it.

Everything on my LAN that uses 1:1 is still working just fine. Thanks for the help
rfi