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Adding standard scripts to a system is easy and can be done in a few steps. Depending on the scripts, different parameters need to be added to the Routing tables. Steps are described here: 

To setup the use of Standard scripts or other scripts, the scripts need to be created and assigned to the gateway configuration: 
<pre>Gateway -> Routing Scripts -> Create New Script
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NAP Priority routing To set it up: 
<pre>Gateway -> Configurations -> Use Script -> Defaults_scripts
Gateway -> Routing scripts -> Example Scripts -> simple_routing.rb [Edit]
</pre>
Unclick “load on startup” and Save 
<pre>Gateway -> Routing scripts -> Example Scripts -> nap_priority_routing.rb [Edit]
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Click “load on startup” and Save Each NAP has its own priority setting
<pre>Gateway -> Configurations -> Naps -> Create New Nap Colum
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Name: prio Type attributes: integer Default: 0

If two routes match, the lowest value will be first 0 has highest priority

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 and the static routing script needs to be disabled. Unclick “Load on startup” and Save.<br>
-[[Image:Remove_load_on_startup.jpg]]<br>
+[[Image:Remove load on startup.jpg]]<br>
-NAP Priority routing<br>To set it up:<br>
+This script routes calls according to a priority setting of outgoing NAPs. Each NAP has its own priority setting. The [:prio] field column need to be added in the NAPs page. A smaller [:prio] value has more priority. If more than 1 route matches, the route with the lowest NAP priority will be selected first. There is an improvement to this script using the nap_group_weight_load_balancer.rb filter. <br>
 <pre>Gateway -&gt; Routing scripts -&gt; Example Scripts -&gt; nap_priority_routing.rb [Edit]
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 <pre>Gateway -&gt; Configurations -&gt; Naps -&gt; Create New Nap Colum
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-Name: prio<br>Type attributes: integer<br>Default: 0
+'''Name''': prio<br>'''Type attributes''': integer<br>'''Default''': 0
-If two routes match, the lowest value will be first<br>0 has highest priority<br>
+[[Image:Editing_Naps_for_prio.jpg]]<br>

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 Adding standard scripts to a system is easy and can be done in a few steps. Depending on the scripts, different parameters need to be added to the Routing tables. Steps are described here:<br>
 To setup the use of Standard scripts or other scripts, the scripts need to be created and assigned to the gateway configuration:<br>
 <pre>Gateway -&gt; Routing Scripts -&gt; Create New Script
 </pre>
-<br>
+Then the scripts need to be assigned to the gateway (routing engine):<br>
-−
-NAP Priority routing<br>To set it up:<br>
 <pre>Gateway -&gt; Configurations -&gt; Use Script -&gt; Defaults_scripts
 Gateway -&gt; Routing scripts -&gt; Example Scripts -&gt; simple_routing.rb [Edit]
 </pre>
-Unclick “load on startup” and Save<br>
+and the static routing script needs to be disabled. Unclick “Load on startup” and Save.<br>
 <pre>Gateway -&gt; Routing scripts -&gt; Example Scripts -&gt; nap_priority_routing.rb [Edit]
 </pre>
 Click “load on startup” and Save<br><br>Each NAP has its own priority setting
 <pre>Gateway -&gt; Configurations -&gt; Naps -&gt; Create New Nap Colum
 </pre>
 Name: prio<br>Type attributes: integer<br>Default: 0
 If two routes match, the lowest value will be first<br>0 has highest priority<br>