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You can now use your new account. However, you need to change your in game name to something that doesn't have such weird characters.
Refer to a list, if needed:
http://aao25.com/wiki/index.php?title=Approved_Characters_in_AA_Playername

If you've never played through 25Assist before, just download it here. Make sure you have a battletracker.com account (you can make a new one). Use that to log in to Assist and it will take care of the rest. If you've got any questions, refer to the Getting Started page.

Have you asked your isp what it could be all about? Perhaps something with ports; are you using default ports?

Most likely cause if they're all on the same machine, I'd say.

Your ISP (=Internet Service Provider) may block certain ports without telling you explicitly (it might be written down in a contract somewhere, but who remembers those to their full extent?). I've had this happen to me previously. Calling them fixed it.

Sorry for the wait, I was away for a few days.

I've now activated your account.

The way it's done on SF Hospital is a change to the map/file.

It might be possible to create a mod that does what you're looking for, but i'm not sure if one exists. And if you were to use one, the server would not be tracked.

Have you ever fired a gun? It is very loud.
I guarantee that when you're firing your gun, you will not hear anything else.

This is normal. You are not supposed to hear anything else when firing your gun. If you've bought a new sound card to hear all the small things in game, then you will, but just not while firing your gun.

With that said, the old X-Fi sound cards had SVM (Smart Volume Management or something like that). It was pretty much a dynamic volume changer that meant you heard the quiet noises very well when everything was quiet yet you weren't completely deafened by your own gun.

In your first post you're saying you can't hear anything, it's possible it's to do with the game's sound settings. Try changing it that from the in game menu and see if that makes a difference.

If you downloaded 25Assist from this site, then you can just log in and see the server list right there.
I'm guessing you haven't done that, however.

The US Army dropped official support for AA2 back in late 2011 and the game is now run by the community here. If you've got any questions on how to get started, go to our Getting Started page.
All you really need is a computer, a battletracker.com account and a bit of time to get set up.