Man you need to free the port on your router access it by.

DOS 'telnet 192.168.0.1'
or
http://192.168.0.1

user name: admin
password 1234

at least try

that dosent work for our routers (We have linksys)

If it is a Router can you no matter what name brand. Also you should call them Linksys and ask them they will solve your problem in no time.

Also you can use a Serial Cable and use a thing windows comes with called Hyper Terminal I hope I spelled it right and access the Software or Hardware Software on the router something to think about.

Where would i connect the serial cable to? in my router (linksys wireless wit 4 prt switch) has only a place to plug in cable modem, 4 ethernet ports, and two removable wireless antanaes.

DOS 'telnet 192.168.0.1'
or
http://192.168.0.1

user name: admin
password 1234

dude you have to try you might have a Router/Hub.
promise me to try.

http://www.deerfield.com

Download there program called "Web Site" you can pick the port without a problem it's the best man i tell you.

IIS sucks compared to there version.

I'm downloading nw @ 250 KBPS and rising. I don't have time figuring out the program, gtg soon, but what does it do?

Also, i have a router/hub. The full name of my router is, "Linksys Wireless Router with 4 Port Switch". The telnet doesn't work, but i can go into internet explorer and type in

http://192.168.1.1
pass: admin
no sn

and get access into it. But it's not my router, atleast i doubt it. I can access the site via port 80 from laptop -> router -> desktop, but not from friend computer -> internet -> router -> my computer. Tek says it's optimum, and when i switched to another port, it worked.

you could try opening up port 8080 on the router as that will most likely be blocked there right now.. and then setting that for the port on the webserver... as if i remember correctly, IE will automatically check 8080 if nothing shows up on 80.. or.. you could make it a secure site, and be on port 442 or something like that.. dont remember the port right now.. but chances are it is optimum online.. as even though its "uncapped" its still suppose to be for home use.. ie.. no servers.

i had the same problem, ensuing in a big headache one day I couldnt figure out why i couldnt get anyone outside my LAN to access IIS 5

then i used port 81 and it worked....

i wouldnt be surprised if optonline blocked the web port