Which four pieces of information does the Cisco TMS Provisioning Extension service provide the VCS? (Choose four.)

User data provides VCS with identity and credential information for provisioned users, allowing VCS to authenticate them and associate them with their registered devices. This is a core data type pushed from TMSPE to VCS during provisioning.

Device data tells VCS which endpoints belong to which users along with their configuration parameters, enabling VCS to provision and manage those video endpoints. Without this data, VCS cannot apply the correct settings to user-associated devices.

Dial plans are configured natively on VCS using its own search rules and dial plan transforms and are not sourced from TMSPE.

Routing rules are a VCS-internal configuration applied through search rules and zone policies and are not data types delivered by TMSPE.

Zone information such as bandwidth policies and traversal settings is configured directly in the VCS administrator interface and is not provisioned by TMSPE.

Phone books are corporate directories managed centrally in TMS and distributed to VCS via TMSPE, which then makes them available to provisioned endpoints for contact lookup. This allows users to search a shared directory from their video devices.

FindMe configurations define per-user routing rules such as which devices ring and in what order when the user's FindMe address is dialed. TMSPE delivers these rules to VCS so it can apply them during live call handling.

Gateway configuration is set up on VCS or CUCM as a direct integration and is not a data type provided by the TMSPE provisioning service.