Which two commands are required when configuring a flow-export action on a Cisco ASA? (Choose two.)

The `flow-export event-type` command is essential for specifying which network events (e.g., flow-update, flow-create, flow-delete) or types of connections should be exported as flow records.

A `policy-map` is used to define an action (like flow-export) for specific traffic classes, typically involving a `class-map` to match traffic and then applying the flow-export command within the `policy-map`.

An `access-list` is used to define traffic matching criteria, which can be referenced by a `class-map` within a `policy-map`, but it is not a direct command for configuring flow-export action itself.

The `flow-export template timeout-rate` command configures the frequency at which NetFlow templates are sent, which is a configuration detail of flow export but not one of the two core commands *required* for the action itself.

An `access-group` applies an access-list to an interface, primarily for traffic filtering or inspection, and is not directly used for configuring flow-export actions.