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Alright, I got my mud up and running, and others can actually connect to it now. It was my router. Now I can't figure out how I can get someone to connect to the shell I have running. I've tried the same IP as my mud with port 23 instead of port 4000 but that didn't work, any suggestions on this?

Respectfully,
-Delerak

It's possible your shell does not have a telnet server, which accepts incomming connections on port 23, or that that port is firewalled. Regardless of that, ssh (secure shell) is much better, and runs on port 22 if the ssh daemon (server) is running.
Linux has ssh as a program, for windows users, putty is recommended.