I use ZoneEdit as my dns, and the redirect the address, ie: user types 
www.volinaz.us, the dns server then sends the request to 
24.251.169.204:xxxx. This is a service most dns servers should supply. 
As far as router control goes that is my end, I still have to open that 
port up. It just aids in beating blocked ports by the ISP.

Matt Alexander wrote:

>On Sun, 25 Jul 2004, James Lee Bell wrote:
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>>I was showing what DNS record showed, and curious where the port
>>forwarding information was. Presumably, you tried to set up something
>>with Go Daddy that said that people trying to connect to www.volinaz.com
>>on port 80 (typical web request) get forwarded to www.volinaz.com:90.
>>Just showing that no such record seemed to show up, although honestly I
>>don't know what such a record would look like.
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>I'm pretty sure there's no way to port forward with DNS.  It can
>obviously be done with a router and I know dyndns.org provides this
>type of service.
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