This isn't going to do you any good:
nat { rule 1 { description servidor destination { port 5950 } inbound-interface eth0 inside-address { address 192.168.2.201 port 5950 } log disable protocol tcp source { } type destination }
Your (primary) WAN interface is pppoe0, not eth0.
Also, you'll need to create a duplicate of this rule (and the other one) to handle incoming traffic on pppoe1.
Also, take out everything in "port forwarding" (as it'll fight with the DNAT rules). Given your setup, you'd likely be better off running an internal DNS server than trying to use NAT Hairpin too (IMO, hairpin is an ugly hack -- not UBNT's fault -- to let admins be lazy and have 'one less thing' to do)