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By default, the bunny.net cPanel plugin uses kiki.bunny.net and coco.bunny.net as nameservers. You can replace these with your own branded nameservers (e.g., ns1.example.com).

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Set up custom nameservers

1

Create DNS records

Add the following records to your domain’s DNS zone, pointing your nameservers to bunny.net:
ns1.example.com.  IN  A     91.200.176.1
ns1.example.com.  IN  AAAA  2400:52e0:fff0::1
ns2.example.com.  IN  A     109.104.147.1
ns2.example.com.  IN  AAAA  2400:52e0:fff2::1
2

Update the configuration file

Edit /etc/bunnynet.conf and add your custom nameservers:
NS1=ns1.example.com
NS2=ns2.example.com
SOA_EMAIL=hostmaster@example.com
3

Restart the daemon

Apply the changes by restarting the daemon:
systemctl restart bunnynet-cpanel-daemon
The plugin will now display your custom nameservers instead of the default bunny.net ones.