Select the TWO correct answers relating to the scripts of smbldap-tools package:

The `/etc/smbldap-tools/smbldap_bind.conf` file is specifically designed to store the credentials (like bind DN and password) that the `smbldap-tools` scripts use to authenticate to the LDAP server, ensuring secure and controlled access.

The `smbldap-migrate-accounts` command typically migrates accounts *into* an LDAP backend for Samba, not from an LDAP server to an NT server.

The `smbldap-usershow` command displays user information from the LDAP backend, but the statement implies it only shows 'Samba server' accounts as a distinct entity, which is inaccurate when LDAP is the backend.

The `smbldap-passwd` command is a dedicated utility within the `smbldap-tools` package used for creating, changing, and managing user passwords directly within the LDAP backend that Samba is configured to use.

The `smbldap-useradd` command creates user accounts in the LDAP backend, which Samba then utilizes, rather than creating them separately in both 'Samba' and 'LDAP' backends.