I've recently been trying to set up a Minecraft Server. And by doing so, I need to Port Forward my network. I can't seem to get it to work. I have Air Router, Airos. I've been able to loggin but not successfully port forward. I have the Private IP set to my computers IP Address, Both Public and Private Ports set to 19132, but I'm not sure what to put for the Source IP/Mask and Public IP/Mask.
I need Port Forwarding Assistance?
Guest 27.06.2018
Not sure why port forwarding would ask for public IP, it is not relevant. Source IP could possibly be 0.0.0.0/0, meaning all Internet source IP addresses.
Adrian 27.06.2018
Take a look at:
It has a fairly comprehensive guide to configuring port forwarding on this router.
Note the bit about setting your server machine on a static address on your internal network.
Remember, Google can be your friend. It took me less than two minutes to find this article. In fact it will probably take longer to type this answer.
I hope this helps.
PS: You should be able to check if the port forwarding is working by going to and running their ShieldsUp test on the ports you are forwarding (include a few ports either side to show the difference the correct port makes). As an example, I have set up port 8593 to forward, and ShieldsUp gave me the results shown below for ports 8592 to 8594.
The green stealth ports mean there was no response at all. The blue closed response is because port 8593 is being forwarded to a device with no server. There's another response - red/open - which means the port is connecting to an operational server process. 
Richard 28.06.2018