I'm afraid I did it the slow way, and just nuked the router and set up OPNSense from scratch.
In older versions it was possible to import a PfSense backup - with a few glitches, but they're too different now. I think the slow way is the only way.
In older versions it was possible to import a PfSense backup - with a few glitches, but they're too different now. I think the slow way is the only way.
But also export your config because you will inevitably forget to screenshot a thing or seven and you can poke around the config export for that port number or IP address.
Worst case scenario, you can spin up a VM of pfsense quickly and reimport the config if you have to.
There's going to be a point soon where I have two fiber providers (and thus two WAN links) for a little while, I'll try move the existing pfSense off of my Protectli box to a VM, keep everything up for the family while I configure OPNSense on the Protectli, then if I do it right, I can move everything over with minimal reconfiguration.