An administrator notices that the time on an ESXi 6.x host is incorrect. Which two actions should the administrator take to correct this issue? (Choose two.)

The vSphere Client provides a host configuration interface that allows an administrator to directly set the current time and manage NTP service settings on an ESXi host without requiring shell access.

The /etc/ntp.conf file is the NTP daemon's configuration file on ESXi hosts; editing it directly allows the administrator to specify correct NTP server addresses and restart the ntpd service to sync time.

The DCUI (Direct Console User Interface) provides basic network and troubleshooting options but does not include an interface for configuring or managing NTP settings on an ESXi host.

While vicfg-ntp is a valid vSphere CLI command, it is run from a client workstation using vCLI, not specifically from the vSphere Management Appliance, making this choice technically inaccurate as stated.