To cache only software and app updates on your content caching server, which option should you choose?

The option "Only Shared Content" is correct because it specifically refers to the caching settings that are designed to optimize the storing and serving of updates for software and applications. When you select "Only Shared Content," the caching server will focus solely on the files that are shared among multiple devices, which includes software updates and application updates processed through the Apple ecosystem.

This selection allows for more efficient use of bandwidth and storage on the network since it minimizes unnecessary downloads and optimizes the delivery of updates. By caching only the necessary components, such as operating system updates and app upgrades, your devices can retrieve these updates quickly from the local cache rather than from the internet, resulting in a more streamlined management process.

In contrast, options that refer to "All Content" or similar configurations would include more than just the software and app updates, which may lead to unnecessary data being cached, potentially wasting resources. The "Software Updates Only" and "App Store Content" options could be narrower in scope and may not effectively leverage the shared caching capabilities that enhance performance across all updates and versions utilized by multiple devices within the network.