You are preparing to develop a set of libraries that uses large data sets.
The libraries must be shared across an organization and distributed to several servers.
You need to create a remote NuGet feed that exposes the libraries for developer use.
What should you do? (Each answer presents part of the solution. Choose all that apply.)

A.
Add packages to the Packages folder.

B.
Create a new Empty Web Application in Visual Studio.

C.
Configure the Packages folder located in the appSettings section of the web application’s Web.config.

D.
Install the NuGet.DataFeed Package.

E.
Install the NuGet.Server Package.

F.
Create a new Empty Web Site in Visual Studio.

Explanation:
Creating Remote Feeds
You can host a remote (or internal) feed on a server that runs IIS.
Step 1 (B): Create a new Empty Web Application in Visual Studio
Step 2 (E): Install the NuGet.Server Package
Step 3 (C): Configure the Packages folder
Step 4 (A): Add Packages to the Packages folder
Step 5: Deploy and run your brand new Package Feed!
Hosting Your Own NuGet Feeds