Another Solution to Working Behind Router?

[ShadowFox]

OK, after doing everything mentioned in the router guide, AND everything mentioned in the "Some people cannot join" fix, I still had troubles getting people to join. Everytime I completely disconnected my computer from the Internet (Physically pulled the cord), my IP would change. I don't know if I still have a dynamic IP, but I think I have a static because connecting any device to the router will cause an IP conflict and I will be forced to disconnect my computer from the Internet and thereby have to look through a dozen or so IPs before flipping something and randomly getting my TS server to accept all connections. My IP changed again and while I was sifting through my router settings I noticed DMZ. I plugged in my computer's LAN IP, enabled DMZ and BAM! All of a sudden, people could connect again.

My question is this. Is this a permanent fix, or do you think that if I disconnect my computer again, I will go through major troubles before getting my TS server to work? Thanks in advance!

EDIT: Never mind, I got my answer. It seemed to work and then the next day, same problem. I'm looking to make sure I did everything properly in the FAQ. Don't mind this thread until I'm done.

[whiteshadow]

Hey,,

Do you need to put ports open???
Do you no how you get a port open?

Greatzz WhiteSadow

[guldi]

Hey,,

Do you need to put ports open???

If they are closed => yes, that would be a good thing to do

Do you no how you get a port open?

Greatzz WhiteSadow

There are many (hundred) different routers, SW solutions,... which can do that job... and guess what, they almost all have different config settings so there is NOT one solution. That's the bad thing.

The good thing:
The following thread contains a link to a page which deals exactly with that problem and has a collection for several HW devices, you just have to read it:
http://forum.goteamspeak.com/showthread.php?t=19293