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az fileshare create

Create a file share. Azure CLI extensions reference

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--allowed-subnetsThe allowed set of subnets when access is restricted.
--encryption-in-transit-required, --encryption-in-transitEncryption in transit defines whether data is encrypted for NFS shares.
--encryptionEncryption settings for the file share.
--media-tierThe storage media tier of the file share.
--mi-system-assigned, --system-assignedSet the system managed identity.
--mi-user-assigned, --user-assignedSet the user managed identities.
--mount-nameThe name of the file share as seen by the end user when mounting the share, such as in a URI or UNC format in their operating system.
--protocolThe file sharing protocol for this file share.
--provisioned-io-per-sec, --provisioned-iopsThe provisioned IO / sec of the share.
--provisioned-storage-gi-b, --provisioned-storage-gib, --storage-gibThe provisioned storage size of the share in GiB (1 GiB is 1024^3 bytes or 1073741824 bytes).
--provisioned-throughput-mi-b-per-sec, --provisioned-throughput-mib, --throughput-mibpsThe provisioned throughput / sec of the share.
--public-network-accessGets or sets allow or disallow public network access to azure managed file share
--redundancyThe chosen redundancy level of the file share.
--resource-name, --name, -nThe resource name of the file share, as seen by the administrator through Azure Resource Manager.
--root-squashRoot squash defines how root users on clients are mapped to the NFS share.
--scale-modeThe scale mode selected when the file share is created.
--tagsResource tags.