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Why is a zone for the root domain of your dns namespace already present in the forward lookup zones folder?

Why is a zone for the root domain of your dns namespace already present in the forward lookup zones folder?
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Why is a zone for the root domain of your dns namespace already present in the forward lookup zones folder?

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By default Windows Server 2012 copies the active for a primary zone to all other DNS servers in the AD DS domain

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By default Windows Server 2012 copies the active for a primary zone to all other DNS servers in the AD DS domain
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