A user can log in to VCF Automation but cannot see any catalog items. Which authorization issue is most likely causing this problem?

The VCF Automation service is not running.

The user's password has expired.

The user is not assigned to a service role that grants access to catalog items.

The identity source is not configured correctly.

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