Which three are valid system connectivity statuses for systems that are automatically added to Cisco TelePresence Management Suite?

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   https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/infrastructure/tms/admin_guide/Cisco-TMS-Admin-Guide-15-9.pdf

   The available statuses are:
   ■ Inaccessible: The system cannot connect to Cisco TMS or vice versa. No attempts to communicate will be
   made, but the system may be booked for future conferences. The setting is intended for use in case of
   temporary system downtime for maintenance and similar situations.
   ■ Reachable on LAN: The system is located on the same LAN as Cisco TMS and will communicate using the IP
   address or FQDN configured in Advanced Network Settings for Systems on Internal LAN to communicate,
   see Network Settings, page 237.
   ■ Reachable on Public Internet: The system is located outside the LAN, but is reachable on a public network
   address and uses the TMS Server Address (FQDN or IPv4 Address) to communicate with Cisco TMS, see
   Network Settings, page 237.
   ■ Behind Firewall: This alternative will only be shown for endpoints that may be located behind a firewall/NAT.
   The system uses the same public network address setting as systems reachable on public internet.

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