When Cisco TMS provisioning is enabled, which four Cisco TMSPE services are used by the VCS for provisioning and FindMe data? (Choose four.)

Server diagnostics is an internal TMSPE health and status monitoring function and is not a data service that VCS subscribes to for provisioning.

The devices service supplies VCS with endpoint configuration and registration data for all managed video devices. VCS uses this data to provision those endpoints with the correct settings and user associations.

The users service provides VCS with user account records, enabling it to authenticate provisioned users and map them to their respective endpoints. This service is fundamental to the user-based provisioning model.

PLCM directory service is specific to Polycom device management workflows and is not a standard TMSPE provisioning service consumed by VCS.

The FindMe service delivers per-user call-routing rules from TMSPE to VCS, which applies them when incoming calls are made to a user's FindMe address. This service is what enables the FindMe feature to function at the call-control level.

Live service is not a defined TMSPE provisioning service and does not represent any data category delivered to VCS for endpoint provisioning or FindMe routing.

Database scanner service is an internal TMSPE maintenance and synchronization process that operates within the TMS backend and is not exposed to VCS as a provisioning service.

The phone books service pushes centrally managed corporate directories from TMS through TMSPE to VCS, which then makes them accessible to provisioned video endpoints. This allows endpoints to query a shared directory for contact resolution.