Treat a pfSense route-alias edit as an immediate routing change
Saving an alias used by a static route can update the routing table before Apply Changes.
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Saving an alias used by a static route can update the routing table before Apply Changes.
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Manual rules do not take effect under every outbound NAT mode.
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A capture and a firewall rule may legitimately show different addresses for the same flow.
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A broad WAN pass combined with 1:1 NAT exposes more than a single port forward would.
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A matching port forward can take precedence over the firewall's own service on that interface.
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A virtual address used for NAT does not necessarily behave like an address owned by a local service.
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An inactive scheduled rule disappears from consideration; its action is not reversed.
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Floating rules can use last-match behavior, so an early visual position alone does not settle the outcome.
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A rule placed on an interface cannot override an earlier matching group rule.
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Propagation does not automatically make a value a recorded span attribute or a trusted identity.
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