i epic fail and need help lol

[towaly]

here are my conf files for my arcemu server and i need help bad im going to post them and was wondering can someone please fix these for me so i can go public with hamachi here is my hamachi id and the conf files and can you fix them completely so all i have to do is replace and play ty =)

hamachi: 5.137.175.108

conf: logon

<LogonDatabase Hostname = "localhost"
               Username = "root"
               Password = "ascent"
               Name     = "logon"
               Port     = "3306"
               Type     = "1">



<Listen Host = "0.0.0.0"
        ISHost = "0.0.0.0"
        RealmListPort = "3724"
        ServerPort = "8093">


<LogLevel Screen = "0"
          File = "-1">


<Rates AccountRefresh = "300">


<Client MinBuild = "00000"
        MaxBuild = "99999">


<LogonServer RemotePassword = "dddddd"
             AllowedIPs = "127.0.0.1/24"
             AllowedModIPs = "127.0.0.1/24">

realms:

<LogonServer Address = "127.0.0.1"
	Port = "8093"
	Name = "Default Logon"
	RealmCount = "1">

<Realm1 Name = "Zaknology - wow-devil.org"
	Address = "127.0.0.1:8129" 
	Icon = "PVP"
	Population = "1.0"
	TimeZone = "1">

[Aldun]

Username = "root"
Password = "ascent"

Muhaha! Nah, just kidding. Anyway, hamachi = bad. You can't really go "public" with it. It would always require people to hassle with hamachi, which no one likes. My suggestion is dropping Hamachi, seriously.

[Rock Lee]

realms should be:

<LogonServer Address = "127.0.0.1"
	Port = "8093"
	Name = "Default Logon"
	RealmCount = "1">

<Realm1 Name = "Zaknology - wow-devil.org"
	Address = "5.137.175.108:8129" 
	Icon = "PVP"
	Population = "1.0"
	TimeZone = "1">

[Net_Creator]

Aldun is right. Don't go hamachi if you want to go public. If you're on a router, forward the incoming ports from your network to your host machine and make sure the host machine can accept the incoming traffic, then set up some service like a dyndns to let the users more easily type in the address. There's plenty of guides. I used to do personal step-by-step tech support for it, too.