bypassing my router to get to apache

my router has hijacked my ip!

[mipapage]

Hey all,

Okay a few weeks back I managed to get my apache server live and all was well. This weekend after a small internet nightmare I find myself connected to the web via a router, rather than the adsl modem I was previously using.

Now it seems when I enter my IP I arrive to my router, rather than my apache server.

In the past I would simple type in my IP and voila, I was on my server. Apache listened to port 80.

So it seems that my router has hijacked port 80.

Any ideas on what I need to do to sort this out?

I have a usr sureconnect 9300.

[marcs]

Sounds like what you need is port forwarding. Instruct that router to send any traffic for port 80 to the (local) IP address of your Apache machine.

[mipapage]

Sounds like what you need is port forwarding

Thanks marcs, I figured that it may be something like that, problem is that there are so many options on the control panel that it is anything but straight forward.

For example:
•LAN Setup •DHCP •DHCP Relay •DNS Relay •Routing Setup •Spanning Tree

are just some of the options at my disposal...