How Can I Do Port Forwarding to my ADSL modem router

[ozgurkaleli]

When I tried to broadcast with my local IP, the LAN users can listen my radio. But when using my real IP, no one can listen it.
As I read the forum thread,I understand that I must forward a port to my adslmodem router. How can I do that?
I use a Alcatel Speedtouch 500.
the accees IP is 10.0.0.138 of modem
my local IP is 10.0.0.31
in modem settings, I conuldn't have to see anything about port settings.
do I have to do that from jetcast settings?
anybody can help me?

[Amplex9]

Dude,

There is a saying... RTFM

You forward ports in the Router.
Read the documentation/help file that comes with your Router... or contact support for the product.

You need your Global IP (not local/network) to broadcast.

Also if you actualy pay attention you would see this question was answerd for you in this post you made....
http://www.jetaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2155

Next time please dont double post the same question

[anu21v]

Hi Amplex..
Buddy can you just also let me kno whow to set the Jet-Cast for The LAN and which is having no access to Internet..
Thanx for all troube you take to answers us.

[Amplex9]

Hi,
You need access to the web for jetCast to work on a LAN.
So If you dont have web access jetcast simply wount work.

[zorelina]

I have a split adsl connection. Is there anyway to also split the speed?I find it annoying when my mum goes on paltalk she gets all the bandwith and it is near impossible for me to go on. And she finds it annoying if I was already downloading something, and she can not go becouse it will be to slow. Is there a way were we always get the same slower but split speed? Eg so if we both are downloading something we would be downloading at the same speed, not first one gets all, seconds goes extremly slow.

[HaydenHarnet]

used to have the same problem , now i solved it.
I have to thank you Amplex