Ok, I learned something else today. I decided to set up a web server to test out my router and see if we are missing something. I have a d-link, but it should be similar( call it virtual server instead of port forwarding). Well, I use the ports that I gave you(2084-2085) and it doesn't work. Hmm, so now I try even numbers 1000,2000, still nothing. So I just come up with an insanely big number 32000, and it works like a charm. So, I start backtracking to see where this stops at. The magic number? 5000. Now here's what's weird about the whole thing. I'm on Cox cable. They openly admit to filtering ports 25,80, and 135. But, it seems that they are filtering 0-4999, or something close to that(I didn't go through and check all of the ports. It seems that they want to eliminate any kind of standard server from their home service. So you might want to use an insanely high port number.