Need help setting up port forwarding

Dear Friends
I have just purchased a wireless linksystem 2.4 -g broadband router and my internet connection is running really well except my web server
I want to redirect people to my web site online game but my Isprovider has blocked access to port 80
How can I program my router to bypass this limitation from my ISprovider ?
I have registered my domain name with dns exit.com and also have a permanent software installed for any ip changes .
Any advice will be appreciated and helpful
Emmerson

Dear Friends
I have managed to come back to my original set up and I can reach my web server and others also but only as long as we are connected to the same isp provider
As soon as they come from another source the provider blocks the entry
My web server is using port 80
How can iIdirect people to my web server and bypass port 80 and this restriction from my isp provider
Emmerson

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