Sorry if this is basic stuff I am asking here...So you have a PC that is always on and is running Hyper-vYou have a guest that is OPNsense and is your perimeter firewall/routerI'm not sure why you are needing to use a bridge?Are you trying to use your 4 port NIC as a LAN switch?Is OPNsense providing DHCP for the 192.168.0.0/24 LAN network?If you are not using VLAN's then you would have two physical ports used on your PC that attach to two virtual switches in Hyper-v.One is WAN and goes to your internet, and one is LAN that connects to your LAN switchYour OPNsense guest then has two interfaces, one WAN and one LAN that connect to your respective Hyper-v switches.If you want multiple ports connecting to your LAN switch, have you considered a LAGG?You would usually break out separate networks to separate interfaces on your firewall for network segmentation and separation.