Solution 1:

Windows DNS will auto configure certain records based on whether your server has a FQDN or not. Example the NS and SOA and A record for the DNS server. Looks like you just installed the machine and the DNS role. You haven't given it a name other than the auto assigned WIN-EG75FS9C2F2 random name. Once you give it a FQDN like server.domain.com, DNS will be able to add records into any zones you create in DNS.

Solution 2:

If this is a new install of a DNS Server, run through the DNS Server Wizard:

  1. Select Start > Administrative Tools > DNS.
  2. Highlight your computer name and from the top choose Action > Configure a DNS Server to launch the Configure DNS Server Wizard.

Tech Republic has a good run down of walking you through the wizard step by step.