After installing NGC CLI on RHEL, a user runs ngc registry image list but sees...

The best answer is to configure the correct team context using ngc config set --team team-name. If the API key and organization are already correct, an empty image list often indicates that the CLI is looking in the wrong namespace or default team context. NGC registry commands support organization, ACE, and team context; NVIDIA NGC CLI documentation shows registry image commands using --org and --team, with the team option specifying the team name and defaulting to the current configuration. Setting the correct team ensures that private registry images, resources, and containers scoped to that team are visible. Disabling SELinux is not appropriate because this is an NGC namespace or access-context issue, not a local Linux security policy issue. Reinstalling the CLI does not fix a correct installation with incomplete context. Registry read permissions are also required in real operations, but the question states the API key and organization are correctly configured and asks what resolves the no-results condition. In this scenario, specifying the team is the targeted fix.