1. Add DNS forward Zone
Dnscmd/zoneadd Skills001.com/primary/file Skills001.com.zone
Dnscmd/zoneadd Skills002.com/primary/file Skills002.com.zone
Dnscmd/zoneadd Skills003.com/primary/file Skills003.com.zone
Dnscmd/zoneadd Skills004.com/primary/file Skills004.com.zone
Dnscmd/zoneadd Skills005.com/primary/file Skills005.com.zone
Dnscmd/zoneadd Skills006.com/primary/file Skills006.com.zone
Dnscmd/zoneadd Skills007.com/primary/file Skills007.com.zone
Dnscmd/zoneadd Skills008.com/primary/file Skills008.com.zone
Dnscmd/zoneadd Skills009.com/primary/file Skills009.com.zone
.....
2. Add Dnsa Record
Dnscmd/recordadd skills001.com. skills001.com. A 192.168.10.2
Dnscmd/recordadd skills002.com. skills002.com. A 192.168.10.2
Dnscmd/recordadd skills003.com. skills003.com. A 192.168.10.2
Dnscmd/recordadd skills004.com. skills004.com. A 192.168.10.2
Dnscmd/recordadd skills005.com. skills005.com. A 192.168.10.2
Dnscmd/recordadd skills006.com. skills006.com. A 192.168.10.2
Dnscmd/recordadd skills007.com. skills007.com. A 192.168.10.2
Dnscmd/recordadd skills008.com. skills008.com. A 192.168.10.2
Dnscmd/recordadd skills009.com. skills009.com. A 192.168.10.2
Dnscmd/recordadd skills010.com. skills010.com. A 192.168.10.2
I added here is the pan domain name resolution, according to the actual situation *
OK, it's done. It's simple.
Windows Server creates DNS zones and records in batches (using the Bat script)