Question : SBS 2008 Can't connect to my RWW from outside my network

Hello,

I've set up an windows SBS 2008 server.
I want to use the Remote Web Workplace function of this server from outside my network.
When i try to reach it from inside my network it works perfectly.
I have a registered Dyndns (eg site.mysite.info that points to my external ip adress).
When i type this Dyndns from within my network i get redirected to my RWW, when i type my external ip-adress i get redirected to a site 'welcome to IIS 7".
From outside my network i can't reach my RWW neither by typing my Dyndns nor my external IP-adress.
The ports 3389, 443, 1723, 80, 4125 on my router are forwarded to the internal IP of my SBS2008.
My router is a Linksys(cisco) WRT320N gigabit router.
I can ping my dyndns correctly.
PPTP works from an outside network to my network and i can connect from an outside network to the remote desktop of my server with RDP.
I guess this means that there's nothing wrong with the port forwarding part of my router.

Maybe the following is causing my problems: I had to recreate the Self-Invoked Certificate from SBS2008 because the first one was created with the standard remote (remote.site.mysite.info) prefix.
I needed a Certificate without the remote prefix, so i had to recreate it by using advanced settings in that wizard.

I have set up al lot of remote web workplaces in SBS2003 and it was no big deal to get those working.
This one is the first in SBS2008 and it's giving me a lot of headaches.

Answer : SBS 2008 Can't connect to my RWW from outside my network

Thanks for the reply Will.
I added the 3389 port so i could access the server remotely through RDP,
as soon as i get the RWW working i will remove it again.

Anyway, after two days of  headaches i've found the problem.
In belgium, there's a crappy ISP called Telenet.
They're blocking port range 0-1024.

So all users in Belgium who might have the same problems as me.
Check your ISP, if it's telenet, I suggest to switch to ADSL.