Hi everyone,I don't think this is the right place to post this issue but after 30 minutes or so of searching the various forum topics, using the search bar and looking for a "problems" forum, I can't seem to find any solution to my problem. Admins, please feel free to move this post if you want or point me in the direction of where I can post this so it's in the accurate spot.First off: Thank you in advance to anyone who can help me with my issue!Secondly: Please bare with me as I'm brand new to OPNSense and have not had much formal education on systems like it. I've mainly only ever used residential systems and made them work for my purpose.Setup: I have a firewall with OPNSense installed that has 6 RJ45 ports (igc0, igc1...ect) operating at 1gb each and 2 SFP+ ports operating at 10gb each but those 2 SFP ports do not register in OPNSense. (Or maybe they do? It shows 4 ix ports under the drop down in the "Assignments" tab but when I plug a RJ45 cable into the SFP+ to RJ45 adapters and the light comes on, no matter what, nothing changes in OPNSense as to any ports activating but that's a separate issue) My WAN connection is on igc0 and my LAN connection on igc1. I have 2 VLAN networks setup with both of them having igc1 (IE: the LAN interface) set as the parent under "Interfaces ---> Other Types ---> VLAN" The first VLAN has an ID of 10 and is the Access Control VLAN for my Access control RFID door readers and has a subnet of 192.168.10.1/24 The second VLAN has an ID of 100 and is the Guest WIFI VLAN for my Aruba Instant On Access Points with a subnet of 192.168.11.1/24I also have several Ubiquiti Unifi POE+ switches that all my equipment is plugged in to. These are setup to use VLAN network 10 and VLAN network 100 tags as well as default network which is my standard 192.168.1.0/24 network that everything not assigned to a VLAN operates on. I can change individual ports to run on the 2 VLAN networks using these switches and when I change anything from the default network to one of the VLAN's using the management portal of the switches, that device connects to the appropriate VLAN and obtains a DHCP lease from the firewall since DHCPO is turned on for each VLAN.It's worth mentioning that that default network (IE: 192.168.1.0/24 network) is setup without DHCP in the firewall as I have my own DHCP/DNS server which is a windows 2019 server.Here's my main problem: When I am connected to the default network (IE: 192.168.1.0/24) and try to ping any of the devices on the VLAN's or on my default network, it works just fine. I can also access my file shares on my default network because I'm connected to my default network (duh right?). When I'm on either VLAN network however, I can ping anything on the default network but I can not access any of my file shares on the default network presumably because I'm on a different subnet?Now obviously, windows firewall would prevent me accessing the file shares from a different subnet but the firewall for that server (Let's call that server App1) is disabled so that's not the problem and once more, I can ping App1 from either VLAN, I just can't access the file shares. I do have 2 firewall rules in the firewall rules section under the VLAN's that states:Firewall Rule #1 in the top position:Action: PassQuick: EnabledInterface: AccesscontrolVLAN (The name of the VLAN Interface as well)Direction: inTCP/IP Version: IPv4Protocol: AnySource: AnyDestination: AnyFirewall Rule #2 in the bottom position:Action: PassQuick: EnabledInterface: AccesscontrolVLAN (The name of the VLAN Interface as well)Direction: outTCP/IP Version: IPv4Protocol: AnySource: AnyDestination: AnyNow from what I understand about OPNSense, it uses the firewall rules of the VLAN (in this case the AccesscontrolVLAN) to route traffic in/out of that VLAN to the WAN and LAN interfaces and that the WAN and LAN interfaces are basically "Open" and do not block anything to VLAN's so you have to control all the VLAN traffic using the rules under the specific VLAN you want to apply those rules to? So in this particular case, there should be nothing stopping me from accessing the default network servers, shares, ect... from the VLAN's since I basically have a rule that says all traffic in and another rule that says all traffic out of the VLAN's is supposed to be accepted... Right??? or am I crazy/missing something?Again, I can ping anything on the VLAN's from my default network and visa versa I can ping anything on my default network from my VLAN's but I can not access/open a file share in windows file explorer if the file share is located on my default network and I'm trying to access it from the VLAN.Sorry for the lengthy post, I just wanted to make sure I provided as much info as needed to make sure I'm not missing something important.Thanks again to anyone who can help me out with this issue!