Which three components are the minimum needed to enable the FindMe feature for the users of an enterprise? (Choose three.)

Cisco TMS is the central management platform where FindMe user rules and device lists are created and stored. It works in conjunction with TMSPE to distribute this configuration to the call-control layer.

Cisco TMSPE reads FindMe data from TMS and pushes it to VCS via a provisioning protocol, acting as the essential bridge between the management and call-control layers. Without TMSPE, VCS has no mechanism to receive FindMe configurations from TMS.

CUCM Extension Mobility is a hot-desking feature for IP phones and plays no role in the FindMe video call-routing architecture.

VCS is the call-control component that enforces FindMe routing by consuming the rules delivered by TMSPE. When a FindMe address is dialed, VCS applies those rules to ring the user's registered devices in the defined sequence or simultaneously.

Cisco IM and Presence handles instant messaging and availability status for unified communications users but is not required for FindMe functionality.

Cisco Webex On Premises is a separate collaboration platform and is not a component of the on-premises FindMe architecture.

Cisco TelePresence Conductor manages MCU resource allocation for scheduled and rendezvous conferencing and is not part of the FindMe feature set.