Which two Web Intelligence Rich Client authentication methods enable you to export Web Intelligence documents (WID) to the Central Management Server (CMS)?

LTM is not a recognized authentication mode in Web Intelligence Rich Client and therefore cannot establish a CMS connection for document export.

LDAP authentication maps LDAP directory users to SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise accounts on the CMS, establishing a live CMS session. Because the Rich Client is connected to the CMS under LDAP, it can publish and export WID documents to the repository.

Offline mode is designed to work without any CMS connection, so there is no server session available to receive an exported WID document.

Enterprise authentication directly authenticates against the CMS using native SAP BusinessObjects credentials, creating an active server session. This live CMS connection allows the Rich Client to export WID documents to the Central Management Server.

Standalone mode also operates independently of the CMS, meaning no repository connection exists and WID documents cannot be exported to the server.