An administrator decides to change the root password for an ESXi 6.x host to comply with the company's security policies. What are two ways that this can be accomplished? (Choose two.)

The DCUI provides a console-based menu accessible at the physical or virtual console where an administrator selects Customize System to change the root password - this works even when network access or vCenter connectivity is unavailable.

The passwd command is the standard utility available in the ESXi Shell that follows Unix conventions for changing a user's password, and it is explicitly supported on ESXi for changing the root or any local user account password.

The command password does not exist in the ESXi Shell; the correct binary for changing passwords on ESXi is passwd, following standard Unix/Linux naming.

The legacy vSphere Client (C# thick client) did not support modifying ESXi local user passwords in vSphere 6.x, making this method unsupported for root password changes on that platform version.