Music server with wrt54gs

I have a wrt54gs wireless router. Everything works great. I installed a requestauduio music server that has an internet connection.
I set up a static IP and it connects fine to the internet. The idea is to be able from OUTSIDE of the house connect to the music server.
I go to the website request.com and log in and it tries to connect and it gives me the info. I am not having any luck setting up the linksys to allow me to gain access.
I know my main IP into the home and it finds it. It tells me the following
netsync port 4665
web port 80
control port 3663
xml (flash port) 3660
Where and how do I input this into the router?
I went to applications and games
added application = music
start 4665 to 4665
both
the static ip of the device
and checked enable.
I am doing something wrong. Can anybody please fill in the blanks of my inexperience.

You are in the right place, but you may need to port forward all the ports used by the application. If you forward port 80, is there some kind of security you can set up to restrict access, otherwise you may find everyone on the internat has access to your music....
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