Port forwarding is not working on SRP521W

Hello,
I have a problem with incoming traffic.
I opend 3 ports as followed:
I have olso anabbled de remote web menagement on port 888.
From the outside i can access the remote management. but i cannot access my webserver on prot 80 or 443. I have checked with the isp provirder en these port or not blocked.
Can anywane help,
Thanks,

Hi Danny, to my recollection there are not any bugs on the current releases for the SRP for forwarding.
To affirm, you have went to Network Setup -> NAT -> Port forwarding
Also, are you able to log in to the server locally with the LAN IP address using an internet browser for http and https?
-Tom
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