diff --git a/etc/chrony/sources.d/.gitignore b/etc/chrony/sources.d/.gitignore
index 70ce6c84..236f9671 100644
--- a/etc/chrony/sources.d/.gitignore
+++ b/etc/chrony/sources.d/.gitignore
@@ -1,2 +1,3 @@
 jauderho-nts.sources
 jauderho-nts-servers
+local-servers.sources
diff --git a/etc/chrony/sources.d/local-servers.sources b/etc/chrony/sources.d/local-servers.sources
deleted file mode 100644
index 80cdf859..00000000
--- a/etc/chrony/sources.d/local-servers.sources
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-# xleave probably won't be on local router
-#server LOCALMACHINE.local iburst auto_offline xleave prefer
-
-# Or alternatively reciprocally TODO: how do `key` options work? This
-#  apparently should only be done in trusted LAN.
-# xleave is probably best to be used with other local Chronys, I somehow
-#  doubt potential router NTP might have it.
-#   A lot of reading say that it's better to use "server" on both sides
-#   rather than peer, I think even Chrony manual and that is where I took
-#   trusted LAN
-#peer LOCALMACHINE.local auto_offline xleave prefer
diff --git a/etc/chrony/sources.d/local-servers.sources.sample b/etc/chrony/sources.d/local-servers.sources.sample
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1005a646
--- /dev/null
+++ b/etc/chrony/sources.d/local-servers.sources.sample
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+# In my experience local routers are unlikely to support xleave
+# I don't remember if this does NTP, probably not, but auto_offline.
+server 192.168.8.1 iburst auto_offline prefer
+# Local router, MikroTik
+server 192.168.88.1 iburst auto_offline prefer
+
+# Local machines/Chronys
+server sedric.local iburst auto_offline xleave prefer
+server lumina.local iburst auto_offline xleave prefer
+server rbtpzn.local iburst auto_offline xleave prefer
+server zaldaryn.local iburst auto_offline xleave prefer
+
+# Or alternatively reciprocally TODO: how do `key` options work? This
+#  apparently should only be done in trusted LAN.
+# xleave is probably best to be used with other local Chronys, I somehow
+#  doubt potential router NTP might have it.
+#   A lot of reading say that it's better to use "server" on both sides
+#   rather than peer, I think even Chrony manual and that is where I took
+#   trusted LAN
+#peer LOCALMACHINE.local auto_offline xleave prefer