Which of the following commands can be used to change a user's account aging information? (Select THREE).

The usermod command allows administrators to modify various attributes of a user account, including password aging settings like password expiry date, minimum/maximum days between changes, and warning periods.

The passwd command, in addition to letting users change their own password, can be used by root to set password aging parameters such as the account expiration date or password last changed date.

chattr is used to change file attributes on a Linux filesystem (e.g., immutable, append-only), not user account attributes.

The chage command (change age) is specifically designed and dedicated to controlling and displaying user password aging information, including setting the last change date, minimum/maximum password age, warning period, and account expiration.

chsh is used specifically to change a user's login shell, not any password or account aging information.