After backing up Check Point configurations without OS information, which command restores this backup?

The process of restoring Check Point configurations that have been backed up without OS information is correctly accomplished using the "migrate import" command. This command is specifically designed to handle the import of previously exported configurations.

When you create a backup of Check Point configurations that excludes the operating system data, you get a set of policy settings, object databases, and rules. The "migrate import" command is tailored to import these saved configurations into an existing Check Point environment, ensuring that policy settings are correctly applied without the inclusion of OS-level data.

This command is part of the broader migration tools within Check Point, which facilitate the transfer of configurations across different versions of the software or from one environment to another. It effectively migrates the state of a security management server or a gateway, allowing for seamless integration and restoration of the configuration you have backed up.

In contrast, other commands listed would not be suitable for this purpose. For instance, "restore_backup" and "import backup" do not pertain to the specific task of importing configuration backups without OS context, while "cp_merge" is typically used for merging policies rather than for restoring from a backup.