How to open router ports?

I’ve been using the BitTorrent application quite frequently lately—it’s become a bit of a staple in my digital routine.BitTorrentI can see that it’s being displayed right there at the bottom of my screen— Listen, I’ve noticed that my listening port is currently blocked—which, frankly, is a bit of a headache—so you might find that connection speeds aren't exactly lightning-fast right now. Specifically, Port 27546 is being blocked.
And if you actually need to go through the trouble of opening ports within your router settings—specifically on that ARCADYAN VRV9518BA-2C model I’ve been tinkering with—I followed these exact instructions:
I typed it right into my browser—straightforward enough, I suppose. 192.168.1.1 I entered "admin" into the username field and then typed in the password—straightforward enough—and once that was done, I proceeded to... Advanced > NAT > Port Forwarding > Add Service And here—right here—is where this image is displayed.
Does anyone happen to know exactly what needs to go into these fields?

Grab your local Internet Protocol version 4 address where your torrent machine is hanging out (like 192.168.1.2 or whatever yours happens to be).

For the TCP/UDP start/stop field, just plug in 27546.

Basically, you've just taken your internal 192.168.1.x torrent server and exposed it to the wild public internet on port 27546.

Bravo, it actually worked!