@MrXeon So, the actual root issue here I believe, is opnsense installs come with an IP and dhcp server already assigned and enabled on the lan interface (I believe it's 192.168.1.1, but don't quote me). If your existing home network already uses 192.168.1.x/24 and already has a dhcp server, booting an opnsense install with it's virtual lan nic set to your existing home lan, there will be a lot of conflicts. Virtual nic order can be whatever you'd like (you can change and move around assignments in opnsense), but if it's preconfigured lan interface gets set to your preexisting lan network, there will be conflicts