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 The WiFi here has been pretty terrible for a while. Upgrading our internet speed at home made things better, but not great. Last year I ran a bunch of ethernet through the attic which did help overall, but performance over wireless was still badly lacking. I needed to reboot devices often and ASUS's documentation for their routers was, frankly, dogshit.  
 
 ### Main Causes
+- Old equipment 
+ - ASUS AX-92U (x2 in mesh)
+ - Motorola Surfboard.. something (replaced prior to this project, but the routers gaslighted me into thinking the new modem was a problem...)
 
-#### Old equipment 
-- ASUS AX-92U (x2 in mesh)
-- Motorola Surfboard.. something (replaced prior to this project, but the routers gaslighted me into thinking the new modem was a problem...)
+- Spaghetti network
+ - No VLANs
+ - No special firewall controls
+ - The 2.4GHz band is flooded with IoT devices
 
-#### Spaghetti network
-- No VLANs
-- No special firewall controls
-- The 2.4GHz band is flooded with IoT devices
-
-#### Mostly using free/cheap/used equipment
-- This isn't changing THAT much... but now I have a 24-port PoE switch
+- Mostly using free/cheap/used equipment
+ - This isn't changing THAT much... but now I have a 24-port PoE switch
 
 ## What to do?