In the [global] section of the smb.conf file, the following parameter is set: map to guest = Bad Password Which of the following statements are true? (Select TWO correct answers.)

When `map to guest = Bad Password` is configured, any user attempting to authenticate to a Samba share with an incorrect password will not be denied access, but rather their session will be remapped to the guest account, allowing them to access resources available to anonymous users.

This statement is incorrect because `map to guest = Bad Password` explicitly maps invalid password attempts to a guest account, rather than rejecting them.

Samba typically does not provide explicit warning messages to clients about incorrect passwords when `map to guest = Bad Password` is active; it silently attempts to map the session to the guest account, which might result in direct access or a generic 'access denied' if guest access is not fully configured.

The `map to guest = Bad Password` parameter is necessary for setting up public or anonymous shares on a Samba server, especially when the global `security` parameter is set to `user`, as it allows unauthenticated users with incorrect passwords to be mapped to a guest account and gain access.