Need help connecting to my usb disk via wan

Hey
Ive manage to connect to my usb disk in my own wifi network but when i try to connect to it through Safari using afp:// myip:chosenport it will not work, why doesnt it? I think ive checked all boxes in Airport ultility to make my disk avalible.
Could some friendly soul make a guide so i know if im doing anything wrong with my settings?

I see my usb-disk in the sidebar when i open Finder, if thats what u mean?
I should have the latest update with Mountain Lion so i suppose it would support it? And yes i am using an Airport Extreme router!
When i try to connect through Finder->Go to Server and-> writing my ip and connecting, the connection takes about 1 minute to say that the server is not avalible at the moment or something like that!

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