1. Get a flash drive or something else that can store the files of your server. Plug it into your computer and put the files onto it. Once you have copied/cut all the files onto it take it out and plug it into another computer. Once you have it plugged in take out the files and run it on that computer.
2. Make a Skype account to send the files to. If the files are to big to send in a .rar or .zip then send the files individually or in smaller .rar or .zip files.
3. Put up the files on a downloading site like Mediafire and make the other computer download them
4. This is probably the worst way to go about doing it, but take the hard drive from one computer and put it on the other.
Find your router username and password. Run the "cmd" program. Type "ipconfig" in the program. Enter your default gateway into the address bar on your browser. Type in the username and password. Go to the virtual gaming/advanced/port forwarding section of your router. Make sure the box to allow it is checked. Enter any name, like, "Minecraft". Enter your ip address, (also found in the cmd program under ipconfig. (ipv4)). Enter the port you want forwarded, (25565 is the default port for Minecraft). Make sure you set the next part to "Both" or "Any" instead of "TCP" or "UDP". Save changes. Go into server.properties in your server folder. Change the ip address to the one you entered in the port forwarding part of your router, (the ipv4 found in the cmd program.) Go to www.whatismyip.com and try to connect using the ip shown on there.
If you follow those steps correctly then people should be able to connect to your server without Hamachi. If this doesn't work I could help you out even more for $1.00 USD. I don't want to sound greedy but I need the money for my own server that I might have to shut down. For more information on why I need the money you can visit this link: http://bit.ly/LEG3az
I was never too good at using the global groups file. I always noticed that whenever I added another group to it my permissions system crashed. So, if you're adding groups to the global groups file make sure you're doing it right. If you aren't adding groups to the global groups file and it's still not working, make sure there are 4 spaces behind the permissions. Also, you should not use the global groups file as a main permissions file. Use the permissions file on the world you have. If this didn't help you I suggest you look up a tutorial on YouTube about how to set up permissions.
Name: My Minecraft name is, "EightDarkSkulls" and my real name is Kieran. Age: 13, but I've been told my numerous people I sound like I'm 15. Skype: EightDarkSkulls Experience: I have three Minecraft servers with permissions. Two use PermissionsEx and the third uses Essentials' GroupManager. Is 5 USD Enough: Yes, 5 USD is enough, maybe even too much.