I cannot get BTMM to turn on

I have got a clear connection to the net, no firewall and I cannot get BTMM to even turn on! It asks me for my password...spins the cursor for a few minutes and then goes back to the same state, the button keeps saying "start" and I cannot get it to turn on.
Any ideas?

BTMM was working before I upgraded to 10.5.3. Now I get this message "Back to MY Mac isn't working because it requires a router that supports NAT Port Mapping Protocol (NAT-PMP) or Universal Plug and Play (UPnP). Make sure your router supports one of these protocols and that it is enabled."
My router is a Lynksys WTR54G and BTMM worked fine before the OSX 10.5.3 update.

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