A user is attempting to connect to a remote host via SSH and following message is displayed: Host key verification failed. Which of the following options could resolve the problem? (Select TWO…

Adding `StrictHostKeyChecking=no` to the SSH command or configuration temporarily disables the host key verification, allowing the connection to proceed without confirming the key and adding it to `known_hosts`.

Enabling `PasswordAuthentication` on the remote host is unrelated to host key verification issues; it only changes how user authentication occurs after the host is verified.

Generating new SSH host keys on the remote host would only further invalidate existing entries in clients' `known_hosts` files, exacerbating the problem rather than resolving it for existing connections.

Generating a new private key is for user authentication (e.g., `ssh-keygen` for `id_rsa`), not for resolving host key verification failures which pertain to the server's identity.

Updating the remote host's SSH host key in the client's `known_hosts` file (e.g., by manually editing it or using `ssh-keygen -R`) resolves the verification failure if the server's key has genuinely changed or was incorrect.