Which commands are required to join an Active Directory Domain? (Select TWO correct answers)

Joining an Active Directory Domain typically requires authenticating with a domain account and then executing a command to perform the actual joining process. In this case, the two commands necessary for joining a domain are "kinit" and "net ads join."

The command "kinit" is used to obtain and cache a Kerberos ticket-granting ticket, which is crucial for authenticating against the Active Directory. When you run "kinit," you provide your domain username, and if the credentials are valid, it allows access to the domain services as a logged-in user.

"Net ads join" is the specific command that allows a machine to join an Active Directory Domain. This command will use the Kerberos ticket obtained by "kinit" to authenticate to the Active Directory domain controller and complete the joining process.

These two actions work together to ensure that the machine successfully becomes a member of the Active Directory. Without obtaining a valid Kerberos ticket, the machine wouldn't be able to authenticate and join the domain using "net ads join."

The other commands listed serve different purposes that are not directly related to the initial joining process. For instance, "wbinfo -u" is used to list users in the domain, which is informative but not part of