Do you mean a random zone (i.e., one not owned by you) or
your own zones?
The following will get you the list of authoritative servers
for any zone you can resolve:
nslookup -q=ns ZONE.NAME
For example:
nslookup -q=ns google.com
You may need to add a "-time" parameter sometimes, or you
may wish to use a SPECIFIC DNS server to find the answer
(rather than your machine's default DNS):
nslookup -time=10 -q=ns learnquick.com 4.2.2.1
If it is your own zone then each of your Primary AND Secondary
servers is authoritative for that zone. This is visable in
the zone display of the MMC - just look for those NS records.
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