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Look harder. If there's nothing telling you what company made it and what model it is on the router, find the manual or shipping box that it came inside.

You gotta be kidding me right? Yes, your router is the the box where your internet is inside. You can lift that box up and see underneath it, or something and see the Company, Name of router and the model name. Post those.

Just to clear things up, you can't portforward without numbers. Those numbers are related to a certain application or protocol. So if you wan't a portforward tutorial, post your router name and model.

I do not provide, nor support cracked versions of Phoenix Emulator so you would have to find this yourself. Sorry pal.

Sorry, can't find other sources - never used uberEmulator with R63 only Phoenix. If I don't know your specific router, I can't help you since not all router management are the same. It is different from router to router and which model.

Portforward is not gibberish. All you do is selecting your router in the "Router List", select a tutorial (most of them are equal to each other) You have to forward these ports to both TCP & UDP 80 — HTTP 30000 — Server (this may be something else) 30001 — MUS (this may be something else...

Links for useable stuff: Installing IIS 7 on Windows Vista and Windows 7 For EMU, either buy Phoenix Emulator or find an Uber Emulator R63+ Edit, they float around on the interweb. RevCMS is a great system, you can find it on this forum. Portforward — Great site to help you port forwarding on...

You would be better of using IIS instead. It's more secure and easier to setup.