Question: How can I create the DomainDNSZones directory partition? |
Answer: Windows Server 2003 typically creates an application directory partition to hold the DNS information that’s replicated only to domain controllers (DCs) that are DNS hosts. If you upgraded from an earlier version of Windows, this partition might not exist. You can create it by performing these steps:
You can also create the DomainDNSZones partition from the command line. To create a partition for only the domain in which the DNS server resides, execute the command dnscmd <DNS server> /CreateBuiltinDirectoryPartitions /Domain where <DNS server> is the name of your DNS server. To create a partition for every domain in the forest, execute the command dnscmd <DNS server> /CreateBuiltinDirectoryPartitions /AllDomains |
Source: Windows IT Pro