Problem
Article: https://community.hetzner.com/tutorials/freebsd-openzfs-via-linux-rescue
I applied the post-installation setup changing the rc.conf and that broke my dedicated server's internet access, I had to go into the linux rescue system, mount the zfs dataset and roll back the rc.conf configuration and added again the network file generated by the automatic DHCP setup, which gave my server access to the internet again.
Suggested Fix
Validate if setting up rc.conf manually is actually needed or just leaving DHCP as-is already gives the server access to the internet, what are the advantages of manually setting it up, plus any debugging steps to prevent having to go into the rescue system, as all parameters I added were correct yet I still have no idea why my server can't connect with the rc.conf setup.
Problem
Article: https://community.hetzner.com/tutorials/freebsd-openzfs-via-linux-rescue
I applied the post-installation setup changing the rc.conf and that broke my dedicated server's internet access, I had to go into the linux rescue system, mount the zfs dataset and roll back the rc.conf configuration and added again the network file generated by the automatic DHCP setup, which gave my server access to the internet again.
Suggested Fix
Validate if setting up rc.conf manually is actually needed or just leaving DHCP as-is already gives the server access to the internet, what are the advantages of manually setting it up, plus any debugging steps to prevent having to go into the rescue system, as all parameters I added were correct yet I still have no idea why my server can't connect with the rc.conf setup.