Set the IP addresses on the left (the first set) to your external IP, and the ones on the right (the second set) to your internal IP...
Try this; run world.exe and make sure it connects, then open up a dos prompt and type the following, <eqemu> is wherever you put your server files with world.exe and zone.exe, without the < and > keys... :
Code:
cd <eqemu>\start zone . 24.162.26.61 7995 <your internal IP>
use the "." (period) key to denote that it just starts a zone up and the first person to log on will use this and it will boot up whatever zone that they need for that time...
If this opens up a zone window, then you need to retype/redo your load5zones.bat, as there is a problem in it... If it doesnt boot a zone up, then you are having NAT issues... and you need to configure either your firewall, or router to open up those ports for use...
[edit] Also noted that you were trying to boot specific zones instead of the general "." (period) for ANY zone.. Try using the "." istead and see if that will connect you... (in other words dont try and get tricky until you get the basic package running first)>>>>
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