Your organization has deployed a single Mac mini to cache content for devices across several subnets.
Which two advanced content-caching settings can optimize Internet bandwidth across the network subnets?
Content caching can serve clients on multiple subnets that share a public IP address, or it can be limited to explicitly specified local-network IP ranges. Either client setting lets one cache satisfy requests from the intended subnets and avoids duplicate downloads from the Internet. Peer-sharing settings apply only when multiple content caches are present.
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