Windows Clan Server 4 family, can't make work from Desktop?

[JoeKidd2007]

I have a family and couple close friends like 6-7 MAX that will ever use this Clan TeamSpeak 2 Server on my Desktop to fly a game Sim called Falcon Allied Force, it is very detailed flight of F16 Fighter and we go on missions and talk to eachother using Teamspeak.

So everyone wants me to get the Server up and running on my desktop. I expanded it, ran the additional binary file for Windows using the "-INSTALL" paramater, and have one son who is home on MY ROUTER(NetGear MR814v2) and he can hook too me on my forwarded LAN IP # we can talk on TeamSpeak, hookup on the game using the LAN IP, and that makes 2 Pilots who can have a riot.

Now the people scattered about the State of WA USA, hook up to my Public IP and we cannot talk or hear each other, it times out and boots you quickly, you can't even see the persons lights light up.

My ISP said "try checking the DMZ which is set to your LAN IP, that sets it outside your Router and gets past the firewall and that will fix it", well I checked that and also right next to it the Router had a Firewall I disabled...............no change at all, nothing.

Now HOW can it work SO PERFECT for my son on my Router in my home, and then have people ABLE TO CONNECT and we see each other for a moment til it times out, and absolutely total failure on the Public IP level? What am I doing wrong? I am the only SA, everyone else signs up anonymous and get registered right away indirectly by permissions.

Why won't it work AT ALL on the Public IP level? Thanks in advance:
joekidd2007***********

[..SK8..]

Forward these ports 8767 51234 14534 forward those three ports if that doesnt work make sure your PC firewall accepts those ports hope it helps

[Reedy Boy]

Well, you shouldnt need the latter (8767 should work fine)

As that opens the potential for it getting hacked....

[JoeKidd2007]

I thank you for your concern enough to reply sincerely and have told TeamSpeak I need to talk to a TeamSpeak Engineer as IRC Quakenet is a JOKE!!!!!!

Now they wrote back and said "you didn't try all avenues available, try the forums" well I don't see anything here, I have changed things around and got people to be able to hook up to me and talk on my public IP but what about the gamer PC's in my house on same Router.

Do these people making games think "only one connection per house" as if they didn't, THEY SURE MAKE IT IMPOSSIBLE TO GET MORE THAN ONE that anyone coming in on a Public IP can see as I FORWARDED the ports from MY PC and I am only one who can be hooked up to or hook up to TeamSpeak or Falcon AF from this House from Netgear MR814v2 and I have tried Port Forwarding and UPnP for Win XP and they both only allow one person to play.

TeamSpeak doesn't support free servers and guess they shouldn't but they sure are totally impossible to get to work, I have tried 2 months now with 2 Engineers and we are about to give up, it is way too complicated.

JoeKidd2007

[Cane]

Sounds like they will have to use the internal ip to connect to the server. Something like 192.xxx.xxx.xxx open and check your router info to find the internal ip of the box thats running the T.S. server. Most likely your router auto configs each boxes access which gives each box its own internel ip ie, 192.xxx.xxx.x91,192.xxx.xxx.x92 etc. Hope this is helpful for you. Good Luck.