diff --git a/docs/DNS Resolution.md b/docs/DNS Resolution.md
index 2128aa5..11a13a0 100644
--- a/docs/DNS Resolution.md	
+++ b/docs/DNS Resolution.md	
@@ -2,21 +2,24 @@
 graph TB;
 Upstream["dns.google (8.8.8.8; 8.8.4.4)"]
 Clients["Clients [192.168.1.0/24]"]
-Router["VyOS Router [192.168.1.23]"]
-PiHole["PiHole [192.168.1.23]"]
+Router["VyOS Router [192.168.1.1]"]
+PiHole["PiHole [192.168.1.22]"]
+PiHole2["PiHole [192.168.1.21]"]
 BlackHole["Black Hole"]
 
-Router --"Sends DHCP with DNS=192.168.1.23"--> Clients
-Clients --"First connect"--> Router
-Clients --"Subsequent requests"--> PiHole
-Router ----> PiHole
+Router --"Sends DHCP with DNS=192.168.1.1"--> Clients
+Clients --"DNS Requests"--> Router
+Router --"Primary"--> PiHole
+Router --"Fallback"--> PiHole2
 PiHole --"Blacklisted domains"--> BlackHole
+PiHole2 --"Blacklisted domains"--> BlackHole
 PiHole --"Valid requests"--> Upstream
+PiHole2 --"Valid requests"--> Upstream
 ```
 
-Clients connecting to the local network for the first time will receive as part of the DHCP negotiation ([code 6](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_Host_Configuration_Protocol#Information)) the domain name server's address. This address will correspond to the IP address of the PiHole server (currently a RasPi at `192.168.1.23`). 
-From that point, the client's DNS requests will go directly to the PiHole on an IP level. This means the PiHole will be able to track requests per-client. 
-However, a client can be manually configured to request DNS resolution from the router, which will forward requests to the PiHole.
+Clients connecting to the local network for the first time will receive as part of the DHCP negotiation ([code 6](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_Host_Configuration_Protocol#Information)) the domain name server's address. This address will correspond to the IP address of the router (`192.168.1.1`). 
+From that point, the client's DNS requests will go directly to the router. This means the PiHole will not be able to track requests per-client. 
+However, a client can be manually configured to request DNS resolution directly from the Pihole.
 DNS requests to the PiHole will be checked against the [configured adlists](https://pihole.jafner.net/groups-adlists.php). If matched, the request will be blocked. If a user is attempting to access a website that is blocked, the request should quickly resolve to a Domain Not Found error. It will look like this: