What does enabling share caching for the H:\Archives folder accomplish?

Enabling share caching for the H:\Archives folder allows files stored in that folder to be available for offline access. When share caching is activated, copies of files that are part of a shared folder are saved on the local machine. This means that users can work with these files even when they're not connected to the network, facilitating continuous productivity in environments where network connectivity may be intermittent or unavailable.

This capability is particularly useful in a corporate environment or in scenarios where users frequently travel or work from remote locations, as they can still access and modify files without needing a constant connection to the server. The changes made to the offline files will synchronize with the shared folder the next time the user connects to the network.

In contrast, preventing offline file access, deleting temporary files, or limiting file access does not align with the functionality of share caching, which is specifically about enhancing accessibility of shared files in offline scenarios.