Which three of these are functions of the Cisco TelePresence Management Suite? (Choose three.)

TMS includes a software upgrade manager that automates software update distribution and handles release key management for registered endpoints, enabling centralized firmware lifecycle management across the video infrastructure.

TMS contains a built-in intelligent call routing engine that evaluates endpoint availability, bandwidth, and capabilities to correctly route both scheduled and ad-hoc video calls across the network.

Provisioning of Cisco TelePresence System endpoints is handled through the TMS Provisioning Extension (TMSPE), which is a separate optional add-on component rather than a native built-in TMS function.

Tracing and decoding SIP and H.323 signaling is a diagnostic capability of the Cisco VCS or dedicated protocol analyzers, not a core function of TMS.

Phonebook management for endpoints registered to Cisco Unified Communications Manager is handled within UCM's directory services - TMS manages phonebooks only for endpoints registered directly to TMS or VCS.

TMS can issue management commands - including reboot - to endpoints registered to the Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server (VCS), enabling remote lifecycle control directly from the TMS interface.