Sorry for the question again.

I have now problems with the remote-dbg in the real world ( over the internet ).
Inside my network, it works fine.
I'm using SSH with OpenSSH for Windows as ssh-daemon and an client-ssh for Windows.

I have installed the Open-SSH on an XAMPP-System with Apache for Windows XP.
But here, the debugger won't run.
The dbg v 2.18.2 is installed and running on the host, phpinfo() says.
And the output of the debugger looks like the output on my network-server.

On client:
The SSH2-Software ist pointed in the tools-setting.
The debuggerport is fixed on 7869
The debuggerhost is fixed to localhost

On the accounts:
a sftp-acccount ist installed to the internet-server with the SSH-User.

On the project:
The root and the Url of the internet ist puted in the mapping rules
The sfpt-account ist putted in the publishing rules
The remote-apache-root is mapped to the local-apachy-root

The SSH2-command works in a DOS-Box and I'm connected to the host.
If I make a 'telnet localhost 7869' on the server, then the dbglistener-icon on the client got the black dot.
So I'm sure, the SSH ( from host to client ) works.

I got allway the timeouerror and the question, if debug is installed or the server ist down.

The difference between the internal network and the internet is:
The client is behind a MS-ISA-Server-firewall
The host ist behind an DSL-Router.

Are there any other ports, they should be open in the firewalls ?
Or should the user, who is connected to the host via SSH, have some specific right ?

I have found (all) other topics in this board and I'm sure, that I have installed right.

Normally it works if configured accordingly.
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After help von dmitrie, the problem is solved!

After removing 'eAccelerator' and 'Zend extension manager' the debugger works!

Thanks dmitrie.

Don't be so fast
Not sure about eAccelerator, but regarding Zend Extension Manager dbg is known to work with it.