PortForwarding on RV180W

I have a WVC80N for about one year and I had a WRV200 router with port forwarding, I was able to watch my camera accesing my Public IP with no problems. About 2 months ago I change to new RV180W router but the way port forwarding configuration option change a lot.
My IP Camera is on 192.168.1.247 on port 1024 on my LAN.
Can somebody tell me how to tell the router RV180W if I am located outside (WAN) if I access my public IP, to go and show my camera.
Best Regards

Hi Manuel, the setting should be under Firewall -> Port forwarding
Click ADD
Click the buttom that says CONFIGURE SERVICES
Click ADD
Name = Camera
Port = TCP
Start and end port = 1024
Click Save
Go back and click on Firewall -> Port Forwarding and click ADD
Action = Always Allow
Service = Camera
Destination IP = 192.168.1.247
Internal port = 1024
Click Save
-Tom
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