Which option stores updates for deployment to multiple machines on the network?

• A. Cache Computer
• B. Per-Computer Settings Profile
• C. Require Password to Uninstall
• D. Automatically Restart Servers Only

Answer: (A)

Storing updates in a central cache is about efficient distribution to many machines. A cache computer acts as a local repository for approved updates, so endpoints can retrieve updates from nearby, rather than downloading repeatedly from the internet. This speeds deployment, reduces bandwidth usage across the network, and lets administrators stage and push updates all at once with consistent versions.

The other options don’t fit this purpose: a per-computer settings profile handles device configurations rather than delivering updates; requiring a password to uninstall is about security for removal, not distribution; and automatically restarting servers only concerns restart behavior, not where updates are stored.

So the cache computer best serves the goal of storing and distributing updates to multiple machines.