A VCF administrator is creating a new workload domain with vSAN as the storage. The wizard fails during prerequisite validation with the error: 'The cluster does not have enough hosts to meet the vSAN requirements.' The cluster has 3 hosts, each with 2 disk groups. What is the most likely reason for this failure?

The hosts are not configured with a vSAN health check.

The hosts do not have a vSAN license assigned.

The cluster has an odd number of hosts, which vSAN does not support.

The cluster has only 3 hosts, but VCF requires a minimum of 4 hosts for a vSAN-backed workload domain.

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