Which smbclient option is used when connecting to a server as an authenticated user? (Select TWO correct answers.)

The `smbclient` command accepts the `-user` option, followed by the desired username, to specify the credentials for an authenticated connection to a Samba share.

The `-u` (lowercase u) option is not a standard or documented parameter for specifying the username in the `smbclient` command.

The `-guest` option is used to connect to a share as a guest, which is the opposite of connecting as an authenticated user.

The `-password` option is not a standard `smbclient` parameter for directly specifying a password on the command line; passwords are typically prompted for interactively or managed via secure environment variables.

The `smbclient` command accepts the `-U` (uppercase U) option as a shorthand for `-user`, followed by the username, to specify the user for authentication.