Details:

RaQ4i with StrongBolt2
2Wire Router (open ports: 21, 53, 80, 443)
McAfee Anti-Virus (open ports: 21, 53, 80, 443)
Static (sticky) IP's from AT&T
Domain name registered with Network Solutions
Web site: www(.)dragdepot(.)com
IP Address: 99.160.204.20

I can view the index page using either IP Address or Domain Name but anyone else outside is unable to.

Trying to access the site via my PDA gives me a 504 Gateway Timeout or 502 Proxy Error depending on what settings I've been tinkering with.

Any suggestions as to what I may have missed?

Are you on a private network (ie at your home) ?

try opening port 444

Yes, the server is located at my home.

I opened port 444 on the Router and in McAfee ... no luck.
Tried using PortForward's PortChecker and it says that 444 and 80 are not open or reachable.

Poking around on the forums here I found this:

You said "it is set to the gateway of the router". I don't want to be pedantic, but the Raq's gateway needs to be set to the router's IP (not the router's gateway's IP), and then the router needs to be set to its (WAN) gateway. If not, then returns are being sent to a router that isn't doing your port mapping.

I have it set to the gateway that my ISP provided me (99.160.204.22) is this the culprit? When he says that it should be the router's IP, is the that IP Address that I use to access the router? (192.168.1.254)?

To access your router, try 192.168.2.1 --- that works for Belkin and many other brand routers.

I can access my router just fine. Thought maybe I had a setting on the RaQ wrong and that is why no one can view the web site.

I understand you have the ports opened in the router firewall but, Do you have this ports redirected to the server? Look for Port Forwarding or Virtual servers on the router.

At the end:
Router must have 99.160.204.20 external fixed ip obtained from your provider, and 192.168.2.1 (or something similar) on your local network.

The RaQ must have something like 192.168.2.3, with a configured gateway 192.168.2.1 and in the Virtual Site List, your new site has to be 192.168.2.3 (or the ip of your RaQ).

OK, let's back-track a bit.

My domain name registered with Network Solutions is www(.)dragdepot(.)com and points to IP 99.160.204.17 (IP of the RaQ).

The RaQ is set up with the following:
IP Address: 99.160.204.17
IP Network Mask: 255.255.255.248
Server Gateway: 99.160.204.22 (as provided by my ISP)

The site dragdepot(.)com on the RaQ is set up with the following:
IP 99.160.204.20

Is this right so far?

p.s. Sorry I have to use the (.) in the URLs because I'm a new user to the board.

You can't use a Internet IP inside your network. The domain has to point to your router (99.160.204.22), and then your router has to do Port Forwading to the RaQ. If the internal address of the router is 192.168.2.1 (as example) the RaQ must have an address in the same subnet like 192.168.2.50.

Maybe I'm confussed about your connection, but this is a normal setup like I'm using at home and in the office.

OK, I've changed the IP Address with Network Solutions to point to the router (99.160.204.22)

When assigning the RaQ with an IP Address within the subnet of the router, do I just pick one?

I've attached a screen shot of the screen from the 2Wire.

Yes, you can get any address except 192.168.1.254, because s used by the rouer. In the RaQ, set gateway as 192.168.1.24. Did you find Port Forwarding or Virtual Servers in the Router configuration?