Web Sharing connection timing out

I have mac's apache server enabled and it was working fine for a while. When I first had it set up I could access my computer over the internet with my external IP address and locally with my local IP address. I had to unplug my router a day later to move it and my ISP issued me a new ip address (this was before I signed up for my static IP address).
After that, I couldn't connect to my computer other than through my local network. I get a connection timeout error. I have Mac's firewall turned off and all ports open on my router. It's a Linksys WRT54G

Several restarts later and it is still doing it. I can connect to others, but this one machine doesn't want to go. Anybody?

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