Which two steps are required on a device to configure it as an NTP client trusting a server? (Choose two.)

To configure a device as an NTP client trusting a server, you must first specify the IP address of the NTP server. This tells the client where to send its NTP requests. Second, to establish trust and ensure time synchronization comes from a legitimate source, you must enable NTP authentication. This requires both the client and server to use a shared secret key to authenticate NTP packets, preventing unauthorized time updates. Verifying the time zone is important for displaying the correct local time, but it's not a step in configuring the device as an NTP client or establishing trust. Setting the NTP server private key is incorrect; clients use a shared secret key for authentication, not the server's private key. Disabling NTP broadcasts is not a required step for client configuration; clients typically unicast requests to specified servers.