Supported provider
Bunny.net DNS, in the same place as everything else.
Does DNSMentor support Bunny.net?
Yes. DNSMentor manages Bunny.net DNS through its API, showing its zones alongside the other 25 supported providers in a single estate view. Every Bunny.net change goes through the same 56 pre-flight checks, approval policy, independent verification and tamper-evident audit trail as every other provider.
Connecting Bunny.net
- Create the credential in Bunny.net bunny.net dashboard → Account Settings → API. Note that Bunny issues a single account-wide key with full access; rotating it invalidates every integration using it.
- Add the connection in DNSMentor Go to Admin → Providers & API keys, choose Bunny.net, and paste the credential. DNSMentor stores it encrypted and strips it from every log and export.
- Sync the estate DNSMentor discovers every zone the Bunny.net account holds and imports every record in them. This is a read operation — nothing is written to any zone.
- Group by client and start working Assign the imported domains to client portfolios, and the estate view, health scoring, checks and audit trail apply from that point on.
What Bunny.net asks you for
The exact fields DNSMentor needs, and where in Bunny.net to create them. Every secret is encrypted at rest and stripped by name from logs, exports and the audit trail.
API Access Key secret bunny.net dashboard → Account Settings → API. Note that Bunny issues a single account-wide key with full access; rotating it invalidates every integration using it.
The sharp edge in Bunny.net's API
Every provider API has one behaviour that catches integrations out. This is Bunny.net's, and DNSMentor's adapter is written around it — the sort of thing you would otherwise discover during a migration.
What you get on top of the Bunny.net console
One estate, not one provider
Bunny.net zones sit beside every other provider your clients came with, grouped by the client who pays for them and searchable in one place.
56 checks before apply
The Bunny.net console will accept a second SPF record or an MX pointing at an address without comment. DNSMentor will not.
Approval and audit
A second pair of eyes where policy requires it, and a hash-chained record of who changed what — neither of which a provider console offers.
Bunny.net questions
Can I manage Bunny.net DNS alongside my other providers?
Yes. DNSMentor connects Bunny.net through its API and shows its zones in the same estate view as every other provider you connect — 26 are supported in total. Your engineers work in one interface instead of switching between provider portals, and the same checks, approval policy and audit trail apply regardless of which provider a domain happens to be with.
What credentials does DNSMentor need for Bunny.net?
DNSMentor needs API Access Key for Bunny.net. bunny.net dashboard → Account Settings → API. Note that Bunny issues a single account-wide key with full access; rotating it invalidates every integration using it.
Does DNSMentor move my zones away from Bunny.net?
No. Your zones stay hosted at Bunny.net and remain authoritative there. DNSMentor reads and writes through the Bunny.net API, so nothing about your resolution path changes, and if you stop using DNSMentor the zones carry on exactly as they are.
Does DNSMentor validate Bunny.net changes before applying them?
Yes. All 56 checks run against the zone as it would exist after the change, whichever provider hosts it. The change is then simulated, routed for approval if policy requires it, written through the Bunny.net API after re-reading live state, and independently verified in public DNS afterwards.
Other providers DNSMentor manages
Connect Bunny.net in about five minutes.
Paste one credential, sync, and see every zone in that account. It is a read operation — nothing is written until somebody presses apply.
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