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Steps to Configure Private Nameservers in CyberPanel

Written By Anurag Soam Published On July 15, 2026 Reading Time 1 minutes

Before you begin, ensure you have:

A VPS or Dedicated Server with a static public IP address
CyberPanel installed
A registered domain (e.g., example.com)
Administrator access to CyberPanel

Example:

Domain: example.com
Server IP: 192.0.2.10

You'll create:

ns1.example.com
ns2.example.com

Step 2: Log in to CyberPanel

Open your CyberPanel URL:

https://your-server-ip:8090

Step 3: Create Private Nameservers

From the left navigation menu, go to:

DNS

Create Nameserver

Enter the following details:

Nameserver 1

Field	Value
Domain	example.com
Nameserver	ns1
IP Address	192.0.2.10

Click Create Nameserver.

Repeat the process for:

Nameserver 2

Field	Value
Domain	example.com
Nameserver	ns2
IP Address	192.0.2.10 (or second public IP)

When you create nameservers through this page, CyberPanel also creates the required DNS zone if it doesn't already exist.

Step 4: Verify DNS Records

Navigate to:

DNS

Add/Delete Records

Select your domain.

Verify that the following records exist.

A Records

Type	Name	Value
A	ns1	192.0.2.10
A	ns2	192.0.2.10 (or second IP)

NS Records

Type	Host	Value
NS	@	ns1.example.com.
NS	@	ns2.example.com.

If any records are missing, add them manually using Add Record.

CyberPanel supports common DNS record types including A, AAAA, MX, CNAME, TXT, SPF, and NS.

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