A systems administrator received a request to enable secure web services and SSH at the firewall level. Which of the following should the administrator use to accomplish this task? (Choose two.)

The command `sudo ufw allow https` opens port 443 for TCP traffic, which is the standard port for secure web services (HTTPS). `ufw` intelligently recognizes common service names like `https`.

SSH primarily uses TCP for communication, not UDP, so allowing port 22/udp would not enable functional SSH access.

Port 8080/tcp is often used for alternate web services or proxies but is not the default port for secure web services (HTTPS), which uses 443/tcp.

The command `sudo ufw allow 22/tcp` explicitly opens port 22 for TCP traffic, which is the standard port used by the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol, fulfilling the requirement to enable SSH access.

`sudo ufw allow http` would open port 80 for non-secure HTTP, which does not satisfy the requirement for *secure* web services (HTTPS).

`sudo ufw allow 80/tcp` explicitly opens port 80 for non-secure HTTP traffic, not for secure web services (HTTPS).