Internal and External IP?

[Chipstik]

I have been trying to do this for a couple of days now. I have looked through these forums for a solution, but have had no success. I have installed Armpits dedicated server on my laptop (Vista), which is on the same network as my desktop (X P Home), the PC that will run the game. The server works fine and I can connect to it from my desktop. I was merrily playing away for four hours when I realized that nobody had joined. So I checked all of the settings on the server when I noticed that the I.P. was 192.168.1.111:27015. I have been reading through these forums and have managed to forward the ports 27005, 27015 and 27025 on my modem (I don't have a router). My friend told me that he could see my server on the internet tab, but could not connect as it read "The server is not responding". I gave him my external I.P. but he got "The connection failed after 4 retries" or something along those lines. Also, I have tried both commands in the console "heartbeat" and "sv_lan 0" With no luck. Now he can't see my server at all. Anybody know how I can get my external I.P. to display in the server settings, and allow people to join? Any help would be deeply appreciated.

Thanks,

Alex (Chipstik)

[Mooga]

1) something is wrong with your port forwarding. Either you have something set wrong, or your modem is broken

2) Make sure your external IP did not change.

[Chipstik]

1.

Here is a picture of my port forwarding (Attachment). The laptop is running the server and its Static IP is 192.168.1.111.

2. My external IP is dynamic, so it changes every time I switch on my modem. He did not add it to his favorites, he saw it in the internet tab, So this shouldn't matter, Right?

Alex

Edit: BTW, This server is for Gmod.

[Mooga]

Is there a way to set the ports for TCP or UDP or Both?

[Chipstik]

Nope, Just all you see.

Its a ZyXel P-660R-D1.

Thats what was worrying me, there is no choice for that, and I have been on every page of the modem.

Maybe it forwards them both?