Starcraft Ports

[#1]

Hello since moving to plusnet i've had problems playing online with some games. I tried Age of Empires a week ago but couldn't play because either this router i have or i have to open ports which i have done but no progess.
Now i've tried to play starcraft online but couldn't play. Also if i actually get into a game my connection causes huge lag.
How do i open ports 6112-6119? I've tried port forwarding to no progess.
Help please?

[#2]

No one?
Thanks for the help. 

[#3]

You might find that at 2-3am there's not that many people around to help
Have you tried running a wireshark capture to see if your gaming traffic is being picked up right?  There's a little guide on how to use wireshark here:
http://community.plus.net/library/faults/using-wireshark-for-data-capture/

[#4]

Quote from: Barrytrcy

How do i open ports 6112-6119? I've tried port forwarding to no progess.

Take a look here where you'll find instructions on how to configure port forwarding on your router. Choose your router from the first list, skip the advertisement and then select Starcraft from the list of applications. Once everything's set up you can check here to see if the relevant ports are open or not.

[#5]

Already done that, the router that you get when signing up with Plusnet seems to have problems portforwarding. Using the website to check if the ports are open it says, "Connection timed out"
Had no problems playing games online with Sky and their router, since joining plusnet I tried playing age of empires 3 online, no luck either..

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[#6]

Quote from: Barrytrcy

Already done that, the router that you get when signing up with Plusnet seems to have problems portforwarding. Using the website to check if the ports are open it says, "Connection timed out"

I've successfully forwarded ports using the Thomson before (namely FTP and Windows RDP).
Might be an idea to test for open ports using the PFPortCheck program here as opposed to that website.
Is UPnP enable din the router interface as the amount of manual configuration necessary to play online games should be minimal. If you're still having problems then James' suggestion of Wiresharking the traffic isn't a bad one, although I don't know of any problems affecting either of the two games you've referenced.