Which commands can you use to change a user's password expiry information? (Choose Three)

The `usermod` command allows administrators to modify various attributes of a user account, including password expiry settings using options like `-e` for the expiration date and `-f` for account inactivity after password expiration.

The `passwd` command, primarily used for changing passwords, also provides options for administrators to set password aging policies such as minimum and maximum password age (`-n`, `-x`) and warning period (`-w`).

The `chattr` command is used to change file system attributes on Linux files, not user account or password expiry information.

The `chage` command (change age) is specifically designed to manage user password expiry information, enabling administrators to set parameters like the last password change date, minimum/maximum password age, warning period, and account expiration date.

The `chsh` command is used to change a user's login shell, which is unrelated to password expiry settings.