Which of these are name resolution related files? (Choose Two)

The `/etc/hosts` file provides static hostname to IP address mappings, acting as a local lookup table that is often checked before DNS for name resolution.

The `/etc/nsswitch.conf` file specifies the order in which different name services, such as `files` (referring to `/etc/hosts`) and `dns` (Domain Name System), are queried for various lookups, including hostname resolution.

The `/etc/lmhosts` file is primarily used for NetBIOS name resolution, often in Samba environments, and is not a general-purpose name resolution file like `/etc/hosts` or `/etc/nsswitch.conf` for DNS-based or standard system hostname resolution.

The `/etc/man` directory typically contains configuration files or data for the `man` (manual) page system, and is unrelated to name resolution.

`/etc/dns.conf` is not a standard or commonly used configuration file for name resolution on Linux systems; DNS settings are typically managed via `/etc/resolv.conf` and `nsswitch.conf`.