Opening port 1802 for a software

Hello i'm playing Dungeons and Dragons through a virtual tabletop software.
I need to have the 1802 port open to invite players to log at my virtual table.
What's the way to do that under the latest Sky Hub interface (http://192.168.0.1/)
I knew how to do it when i was living in France because i could set Nat/Pat rules.
I'm completely lost with the Sky Hub interface.
Can anyone give me a hand? ThanksGolgorosh

For this add a service first by selecting security then services tab, followed by the add button. Name the service, type should be TCP/UDP and start port 1802, finish port 1802. Select this link http://192.168.0.1 again and then select the security tab. Select firewall rules. Select add under inbound services. Service should be set to the previously named above service from the drop down list, Action should be allow always. Send to LAN server should be set to the IP address of the server/laptop, which on Windows can be found with ipconfig/all at the command prompt. Leave all other options at there default. If this doesn't work, factory reset the Sky Hub and follow the procedure above again, if it still doesn't work ensure firewalls on the server/laptop aren't blocking the traffic. And don't forget to Apply the settings, after the above steps.

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