Port forwarding for airport utility 5.6.1

Hi,
The previous version of airport utility had a simple tab "port mapping" that allowed me to forward ports so that various servers running on my machine could be accessible via outside of my WAN/LAN.  However, when using the latest version, I don't see anything related to port mapping, the closest I found was an IPv6 Firewall-- which I am not certain is what I am looking for......
Ultimately, I have a development web server that I run on port 3000, and I want this to be accessible from the outside world--- and also I would like VNC guests to be able to do screen sharing / remote access which I believe is through port 5900...  How can I make these two things accessible through my standard IPv4 address?
Thank you.

Tesserax, you seem to be the Airport Extreme guru.  Been trying to find answers on forums all day so as not to duplicate a post.  Also tried to find a way to contact you directly so as not to get off topic here...but couldn't see an option.
Running Airport Extreme Version 7.6.1.  Hosting a FileMaker Pro 10 file on a PowerPC on my home network (ISP is TimeWarner ...ugh).  Need to publish this file to the URL the gent that hosts my site has pointed at my public IP addy here on my home network.
Created DHCP Reservation by MAC Address for the machine hosting to achieve static IP.  Have opened ports 80 and 5003 (filemaker) in Port Mapping.  Both pointing at the IP addy of that same machine hosting the file.  Some discussions have said to make the end of IP .201 or higher for port forwarding so I've done so.
Port checkers all say these ports are still closed.  Time Warner has told me they are not blocking either of these ports and that my modem does not have a firewall holding things up—they say the prob is with my router settings.
I should probably also mention that I used to successfully forward these ports and host/access this file via the URL (same ISP and domain host etc. then as currently).
Obviously posting here because none of this is working.  Have looked over the links and docs you regularly reply with—hoping you may have other wisdom to give us.  Thanks in advance.

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