Which of the following steps should be followed when configuring a slave slapd server? (Choose THREE correct answers.)

The `replica` directive is used on the master server to define its slaves, not on the slave server itself; including it on a slave is incorrect.

A `replogfile` directive is typically used on the master server to log changes for replication consumers (slaves), so it should not be added to a slave server's configuration.

The `updatedn` directive defines the distinguished name of the identity that the slave server uses to bind to the master server for updates, which is essential for the slave to receive replication data.

The `replogfile` directive is a master-side configuration option, enabling the master to track changes for replication; it is not configured on the slave server.

The `replica` directive is used on the master server to specify the replica consumers (slaves) that it will send updates to, so it should not be present in the configuration of a slave server itself.