An engineer is configuring a live stream from a multiparty conference that users can watch live in their web browser. Which two products can provide native live streaming in this delivery format?…

Cisco VCS is a call control and signaling platform responsible for registering endpoints and routing calls, and does not provide live streaming to web browsers.

Cisco TelePresence Server is a media conferencing bridge focused on connecting and transcoding endpoint streams, not on delivering live streams to passive web browser viewers.

The Cisco TelePresence MCU includes native live streaming capability, allowing viewers to watch an active multiparty conference in a web browser via HTTP-based streaming directly from the MCU without a separate streaming server. This is a built-in feature of the MCU platform rather than an add-on component.

The Cisco TelePresence Content Server natively supports live streaming of in-progress conference recordings to web browser clients, making it a primary solution for delivering live conference video over HTTP to browser-based viewers.

Cisco Multiparty Media Server is a conferencing resource product and does not include native live streaming delivery to web browser clients.

Cisco TelePresence Conductor is an orchestration and load-balancing layer for MCU and TelePresence Server resources and does not itself stream video to web browsers.