Which three system components are needed to provision a new endpoint in Cisco TMS? (Choose three.)

An IP address is required so TMS can locate and communicate with the endpoint over the network.

Cisco TMS provisions and communicates with endpoints using IP addresses, not MAC addresses, so a MAC address is not a required provisioning component.

The SNMP community name is required for TMS to query the endpoint via SNMP for status and monitoring data.

Configuration templates are optional tools that can streamline bulk configuration but are not required to complete basic endpoint provisioning.

Enabling remote access grants TMS the necessary permissions to push configurations and manage the endpoint remotely.

Persistent settings describe a feature of endpoint configuration retention and are not a prerequisite component for adding a new endpoint to TMS.

An E164 alias is a dial-plan identifier used by H.323 infrastructure components such as gatekeepers and is not required for initial TMS provisioning.

A gatekeeper is a separate H.323 infrastructure component and is not required as part of the endpoint provisioning process within TMS itself.