Which command is used to show the installed licenses in Check Point configuration?

The command used to show the installed licenses in Check Point configuration is "cplic print." This command provides a straightforward way to list all currently installed licenses on the Check Point system, detailing the specific features and their expiration dates, if applicable.

Using "cplic print" is essential for administrators to verify the validity and scope of the licenses in use, ensuring that all necessary features are properly licensed and functioning. It also helps in troubleshooting issues related to licensing and planning for future license renewals or upgrades.

In contrast, the other options do not correspond to valid commands recognized in the Check Point command-line interface. Commands like "print cplic," "fwlic print," and "show licenses" do not exist or are not structured correctly, which is why they would not yield the desired information regarding installed licenses. Understanding the correct usage of command-line functions is crucial for effective management and operation within Check Point environments.