kakashi568

Oh, sorry, so it is certainly a problem with the ports, I did misunderstand what you said.

When you forwarded your ports, did you use the right local IP address, the one where the servers are ?

Maybe you could try using http://ping.eu/port-chk/ with your public IP and port 80, while SendPKM is running.

If your port is open, the program will show an error, and the website will say it is open.

If so, the problem comes only from UDP 53.

If it doesn't work at all, well I don't know what to do...

The page tells me that the port 80 is closed and yes I'm using the local IP address correctly as seen on the picture.

http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/4578/derpj.jpg

I don't know what else to do to forward the port , I even tried to DMZ my IP on the router with no success.

I think I misunderstood your other question, it works locally with the router on, but not externally.

I can access to the fake GTS in the following situations:

LOCAL

ROUTER ON

MODEM DIRECTLY ON COMPUTER

EXTERNAL

MODEM DIRECTLY ON COMPUTER

Yup. Did that too .

It's weird that if I connect my modem directly to my Computer it gives no problems at all, the router in the other hand with all ports open seems to be the problem

Yes. I use my local IP, and for the othesr I give them my external IP that serves as a DNS, but they can't connect.

I'm using your latest version of DNS_Server.exe.

I even tried to DMZ my Computer in the router settings with no success.

PS: Sorry for my grammar English is not my main language.

Well now I have a problem. If I'm using my modem connected directly to my Computer I have no problem when anyone tries to connect to my DNS. But when I use my router (I open up UDP/53 and TCP/80 ports) there's no activity on my DNS whatsoever. I'm using a Motorola WR850G

Any ideas?

EDIT: Nevermind I solved my problems. Great thread!