Server Public, Can't connect

[Onelord]

Hello, My problem is this.

It says that my server is up and stuff I checked through my configs and it should work.

But when I try connect it just says unable to connect and I don't know if it has something to do with the ports or something else.
( Already opened the ports )

realms conf

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

<Realm1 Name = "Shadowseal; The New Era"
    Address = "shadowseal.dyndns.biz:8129" 
    Icon = "RP"
    Population = "1.0"
    TimeZone = "1">

[gillisrofl]

I think the problem lies in the "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts". Did you write in:

shadowseal.dyndns.biz YOUR_IP_HERE
localhost 127.0.0.1

Also, you may have written your internal IP there, which you shouldn't. So if you did that, remove it. Also if you wanna be 100% sure that there are no errors, write your IP in the realms.conf instead of Address = "shadowseal.dyndns.biz:8129".
Make sure everything is spelled correctly.

If this still does not work, it could be because of your firewall. Go to Control panel > Windows Firewall > Exceptions. In there you have allowed ports. You could add all the ports you opened in your router, but I believe that 8129, 8093, 3724 should be enough (maybe 3306.. but try that after. It is for MySQL only). Now add a port, choose TCP as it should be as default. Write a name so you remember which port (example: ArcEmu-8129-TCP) and then write the port you want as exception. Now press OK. If the port you added already exist, you can try to delete that one (for example blizzards one) and add again.

If it still doesn't work reply here again.

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[Onelord]

Here's my host file

# Copyright (c) 1993-1999 Microsoft Corp.
#
# This file contains network name/network number mappings for 
# local networks. Network numbers are recognized in dotted decimal form.
#
# Format:
#
# <network name>  <network number>     [aliases...]  [#<comment>]
#
# For example:
#
#    loopback     127
#    campus       284.122.107
#    london       284.122.108
<External IP>   shadowseal.dyndns.biz
127.0.0.1    localhost

I'll return to you when I tried the other suggestions.

Nevermind got it working.