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And at the moment this server is down...
But your server can still work if your friends use direct connection
http://imgur.com/5QuRaEc
The router have an another ip (public ip) which allow all your computers to access internet.
Generally range of private ip are the same in all houses.
So to connect to someone else computer you need public Ip
Now there is a problem because i want to access your server for example i use your public Ip with port 1337 but your router don't know to which computer, it need to redirect the request
Here port forwardd is useful because if someone using port 1337 want to contact the server .
Port forwarding will say i transfert all resquest with port 1337 to GDTMP server
I probably don't really explain it very well so i think you should see on wikipedia what is private ip, public ip and portforwarding.