CTEK Z4200U SkyRouter User Manual
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Inactivity Timer – Used to specify a duration of no outbound or incoming traffic after which the WWAN connection will be 
re-established. 
 
APN – Provided by the network operator. Determines what IP addresses are assigned to the mobile station, what security 
methods are used, and how the GSM data network connects to the customer’s network. 
 
PDP Address – Provided by the network operator. Specifies the address of a particular device’s Packet Data Protocol 
context area in the network. 
 
Authentication – Available settings are None, PAP, CHAP, BOTH. Usually set to none but may be required on some 
networks. 
 
Enable LCP echo packets – Used on some International networks. For all US networks LCP echo packets should be 
turned off, meaning this box should be unchecked. If you have questions check with Ctek support. 
 
SMSC Address – Short Message Service Center Address. A number prefixed with a plus (+) sign that specifies the 
service center that will handle SMS traffic. Provided by the network operator. 
 
Email Gateway – A number (address) specifying a gateway that will transform email to SMS and SMS to email. Provided 
by the network operator. Note that emails targeted at SMS delivery have network dependent formats. 
 
Select DNS Type – Used to select the appropriate protocol for your Dynamic DNS. 
 
1) None – DDNS will not be used. 
2) EW/SMS 
– Use Ctek Enhanced Wireless DDNS with SMS updates. Not currently supported.
3) EW/UDP
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Use Ctek Enhanced Wireless DDNS with UDP updates over the GPRS/EDGE Air Interface
4) Standard
UDP – Use a standard BIND, MS2000, or MS2003 DDNS server
 
 
Device Name – Establishes the name by which this particular router will be known at the Name Server. This entry must 
be a fully qualified device name and domain and is limited to 40 characters in total. It is limited to one level of name space 
definition meaning that all characters to the right of the first “dot” will be assumed to be a component of the resolving 
server. An example would be ctek01.thingme.net where ctek01 is the name of an individual router and thingme.net is the 
name of the resolving server. 
 
Primary and Secondary Name Server – Enter the IP address of the designated Name Server. Name resolution is not 
performed on this entry meaning that a numeric IP address of the resolving server is required. 
 
Provide Network Name Server Facilities – Selecting Yes causes this router to provide Name Server services to client 
Ctek routers configured to use it. If this option is selected additional set up in the Name Services screen will be required. 
 
 
