When terminal logging output interrupts command entry, which two actions minimize the chance of typing commands incorrectly?

When terminal logging output interrupts command entry, it can lead to typing errors. Configuring logging synchronous under the VTY lines (line vty 0 4) ensures that console messages are displayed only after the command you are typing is completed and a new prompt is presented, preventing interleaved output. Pressing the TAB key (or Ctrl+R on some systems) after an interruption reprints the current command line, allowing you to continue typing from where you left off without re-entering the entire command. Incorrect options: Configuring logging synchronous globally is not a valid command. It must be applied to specific lines (console or vty). Increasing terminal length only affects how many lines are displayed before pausing; it doesn't prevent interruptions during command entry. logging delimiter is not a standard Cisco IOS command for this purpose.