Could not connect to *subsonic.org. (NoRouteToHostException)

[blakesteve]

Hi
I recently set up a new modem/router on my local network.

Outside my local network, I no longer can access my subsonic. Please assist.
When I try to save the settings in Settings>Network, I get the following:

Automatically configure your router to allow incoming connections to Subsonic (using UPnP or NAT-PMP port forwarding).

If your router can't be configured automatically you can set it up manually. Follow the instructions on portforward.com. You must forward port 3535 to the computer running the Subsonic server.

Status: Successfully forwarding port 3535.

Access your server over the Internet using an easy-to-remember address.

Use http://squares.subsonic.org

Use custom URL (advanced)
http://

Status: Could not connect to squares.subsonic.org. (NoRouteToHostException)

note the status:
Status: Could not connect to squares.subsonic.org. (NoRouteToHostException)

I have not been able to find a solution to this anywhere in the forums. Anyone have any idea? Thanks.
I'm on Windows 7, my router is a Belkin AC1600.

Note this is different than the common port forwarding error, YourServerName.subsonic.org is registered, but could not connect to it. (ConnectTimeoutException)

Not the same error.

[blakesteve]

Note, that's when I have port forwarding manually enabled

when I delete that, I get this error: Status: Could not connect to squares.subsonic.org. (ConnectTimeoutException)

This is what I have as port settings when i enable portforwarding:

note the text field is too small but i have 3535 in both fields on Inbound Port and Private Port. not sure why there are 2 fields, perhaps that's the problem? Portforward.com is incredibly outdated and my router is not listed on there. Also unsure if 100 is valid in the private IP field. Hope this helps.

[alphawave7]

Note, that's when I have port forwarding manually enabled

when I delete that, I get this error: Status: Could not connect to squares.subsonic.org. (ConnectTimeoutException)

Also unsure if 100 is valid in the private IP field. Hope this helps.

This port needs to be your server machine lan IP. Command line ' ipconfig' to find out, or nav to network settings properties.

[blakesteve]

doh. that was it.
thank you.