I'm not sure exactly about the AWS part, however you need to then set a NAT and firewall rule within pfSense. #2 - You could then optionally keep your DHCP static settings the same for the FreeNAS jail or set it to DHCP Autoconfigure IPV4 if you want pfsense to explicitly assign it an IP address from its reserved pool The MAC address of the jail can be found within Freenas Interface Under Jails->(Select Jail)->Network Properties and then look for vnet0_mac - Its the second value in the column - or you could find the MAC address from within the jail itself with the ifconfig statement and look at the ether field. Add a reserved IP address for the Nextcloud based on the MAC address. #1 - Within your pfsense DHCP server - (Services->DHCP Server) -> Scroll to bottom of page on selected LAN under DHCP Static Mappings for this Interface. I don't think it matters, however if that table really bugs you - you could do the following
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