Apache Webserver Only Working On Local Network [WIndows 7]

[McMissile]

I have a small little server in my house that I use for FTP and Game Servers and that sort of thing.
Just the other day I decided to install Apache onto it and set up a little web server. Since I don't have a static external IP, I am using a free DDNS service to connect to my website.
[B]I can connect just fine from my local network (even when I type in my external IP address into my browser). However, when I try to connect from an outside source, it times out and doesn't work at all.[/B]
I have checked the error logs, and I don't see anything unusual. Here is my httpd config file (Though the only thing I've really done to it is add a virtual directory):
[URL]http://www.pastebin.com/jQPzhqKn[/URL]
[B]I am running my server on port 80 and have forwarded the port to my server.[/B] I have tried disabling my firewall to no avail.
Does anybody know why this is happening? Thank you so much!

[Svenskunganka]

If it works locally, then the issue is that port 80 is being blocked. Either your ISP blocks it or you haven't forwarded it correctly. You also need to add a rule to the firewall. Control Panel > System and Security > Windows Firewall > Advanced Settings (Left bar) > Inbound Rule > New Rule (Port 80 TCP).

[frankpetrov]

It could also be that apache is bound to your local ip. This would restrict network access only and not allow internet connections to be made.