In this article, we will explore the New-AzStorageMoverNfsEndpoint cmdlet in PowerShell and its significance in the Windows environment. This cmdlet is used to create a new NFS endpoint for the Azure Data Box Gateway service. While Azure Data Box Gateway is not available for Windows, we will provide an explanation of its purpose and suggest alternative solutions for Windows users.

Azure Data Box Gateway is a cloud storage solution that helps organizations transfer large amounts of data to Azure. It acts as a bridge between on-premises data and Azure storage, allowing seamless migration and synchronization. The New-AzStorageMoverNfsEndpoint cmdlet is specifically designed to create an NFS endpoint for the Azure Data Box Gateway service.

Examples: To illustrate the usage of New-AzStorageMoverNfsEndpoint, let's consider an example where we want to create a new NFS endpoint for Azure Data Box Gateway.

1. Open PowerShell on your Windows machine.
2. Install the Az module if you haven't already by running the following command:

   Install-Module -Name Az -AllowClobber -Scope CurrentUser

3. Connect to your Azure account using the following command:

   Connect-AzAccount

4. Create a new NFS endpoint by running the New-AzStorageMoverNfsEndpoint cmdlet with the required parameters:

   New-AzStorageMoverNfsEndpoint -ResourceGroupName "MyResourceGroup" -StorageAccountName "MyStorageAccount" -GatewayName "MyGateway" -Name "MyNfsEndpoint" -NfsServerIps "192.168.1.1,192.168.1.2" -NfsServerPath "/exports"

This example demonstrates how to create a new NFS endpoint using the New-AzStorageMoverNfsEndpoint cmdlet. The required parameters include the resource group name, storage account name, gateway name, endpoint name, NFS server IPs, and NFS server path.