Nav bar, and prep

docs/README.md

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 # EthStaker Guides
 
-Random documents for the ETHStaker community.
+Helpful documents for the ETHStaker community.
 
-## Guides
-
-- [Guide on how to do monitoring for an Ethereum validator](monitoring.md)
-- [Guide on how to do alerting for an Ethereum validator](alerting.md)
-- [Guide on how to setup a Holeksy testnet node (Nethermind/Lighthouse)](holesky-node.md)
-- [Guide on how to setup a Holeksy testnet node (Reth/Lodestar)](holesky-node-alt.md)
-- [Guide on how to prepare a staking machine for the Merge](prepare-for-the-merge.md)
-- [Guide on how to perform a voluntary exit for your validator](voluntary-exit.md)
-- [Guide on How to Migrate to a Larger Disk for an Ethereum Validator](migrating-to-a-larger-disk.md)
-
-## MEV
-
-- [MEV relay list](MEV-relay-list.md)
+Please use the nav bar on the left. We have guides for Holesky testnet setup, monitoring and alerting, maintenance including security and upgrades,
+migrating to a larger drive, improving your home network, and in future possibly more.

docs/home-router/prepare.md

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+Gather some information about your current network, so you are prepared for the change.
+
+- Verify your ISP supports bridge mode, and find out how to enable it
+- Document your current setup
+  - WiFi SSID(s) and their passwords
+  - Internal ("LAN") network address, e.g. `10.1.0.0/24` or `192.168.1.0/24`
+  - DHCP settings, specifically any "DHCP reservation" settins. Your node likely has one,
+a gaming console may as well
+  - Do you have any devices with a static IP? Your node might use a static IP, instead
+of a DHCP reservation.
+  - Port forwarding settings. Your node likely has some, gaming consoles may as well. This
+may be in an app, not configurable via your ISP router's web interface
+  - Is IPv6 configured? Note down anything that doesn't look like "default" settings
+- Verify you have logins to everything you need
+  - Your ISP's website
+  - Your ISP router's web interface, if any
+  - Your ISP's app, if any
+  - Your new router's web interface
+- Make a plan
+  - Are you going to keep your current LAN network address?
+    - Pro: Any static IPs can remain as-is
+    - Con: You'd need to set up your new router isolated, so it doesn't conflict with
+the existing network during initial setup
+    - Ethstaker have documented not keeping the current LAN network address, and relying
+on DHCP reservation
+  - Read through the documentation and ensure you are comfortable, before you take the
+final step of activating your new router, and switching your ISP router to "bridge mode"
+
+On the left, you'll find navigation for router setup and final switchover.

mkdocs.yml

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   - Home: README.md
   - Better Router:
     - Overview: home-router/overview.md
+    - Prepare: home-router/prepare.md
+  - Holesky Testnet:
+    - Lighthouse/Nethermind: holesky-node.md
+    - Lodestar/Reth: holesky-node-alt.md
+  - Monitoring and Maintenance:
+    - Monitoring: monitoring.md
+    - Alerting: alerting.md
+    - Maintenance and Security: security-maintenance.md
+    - Migrate to a larger disk: migrating-to-a-larger-disk.md
+  - Exiting a validaror: voluntary-exit.md
+  - MEV Relay List: MEV-relay-list.md
+  - Legacy Guides:
+    - Prepare for the Merge: prepare-for-the-merge.md