Which of the following statements are true of the Samba Web Administration Tool? (Choose THREE correct answers)

SWAT, when saving configuration changes, rewrites the entire `smb.conf` file from scratch, discarding any existing structure, comments, or manual formatting in the process.

By default, SWAT typically runs unencrypted over HTTP, and HTTPS/SSL support requires additional configuration, often through a web server proxy.

When SWAT generates or saves the `smb.conf` file, it omits all comments, resulting in a configuration file that is often cleaner but less human-readable.

SWAT's design is to only write parameters to the `smb.conf` file if their configured value differs from Samba's default setting, which helps to minimize file size and avoid redundancy.

SWAT provides functionalities to manage Samba users, including changing passwords, which are essential for administering user accounts in a domain environment.