Which two steps appear in the task list for configuring video greetings in Cisco Unity Connection? (Choose two.)

A 'video partition' is not a configurable object in Unity Connection; partitions in CUC are used for directory call routing scope, not for video-specific resource allocation.

Unity Connection does not have a distinct 'video call handler' object type; existing call handlers support video greetings once MediaSense and CoS are properly configured.

Cisco MediaSense must be installed and integrated with Unity Connection to provide the video recording, storage, and playback infrastructure that video greetings depend on; Unity Connection itself does not natively store video files.

Video media termination points are a Cisco Unified CM resource used for video conferencing bridging, not a Unity Connection component involved in video greeting configuration.

Video greetings are a feature controlled at the class of service level in Unity Connection; enabling the feature in the CoS assigned to a user is required before that user can record or play back a video greeting.