You've given the host .101 in your inet1.conf file above, but the interface has an address of .104.
Have you left the old dhcpcd daemon running? If so you might want to kill it and then try running /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1 restart.
I'd be inclined to reboot myself just to make sure everything has been cleared out. Not strictly necessary, but at least you know its all good from that point on. Next step would be to check you can ping your gateway and nameservers
ping -c1 192.168.1.1
ping -c1 194.219.227.1
ping -c1 193.92.150.3
and if they work ok, check dns resolution is working with something like
host -r
www.google.com
... but before you do those, It'd be an idea to get that inconsisten IP address on eth0 sorted first.