WRT54G2 V1 Port 80 forwarding

Hi,
I have a WRTG542 Firmware version 1.1.04 (Build 5) . Is forwarding on port 80 possible with this router?
Here's what i have:
1. Remote administration disabled.
2. Port Forwarding set up for port 80 to 192.168.2.2
I can access port 80 on 192.168.2.2 internally (from other computers on my network) but not from outside the network.
I also have ports 21, 5800, 5900 and 8080 set up for forwarding to 192.168.2.2 and they all work fine (internally and externally).
Any thoughts as to why this doesn't work?
Thanks

By Default Port 80 is used by your Router interface. If you try to Forward the Port 80 on your Router for the IP address it will not work. May be you can try using a different Port for your Application and that should fix your problem.

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Ok, thanks for the reply
but you know why they won't let me more, is there an explanation ?
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115
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115
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123
123
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