Is the Checkpoint Oracle, Java version officially available?

[ChoiYunSoo]

Hi

I recently received an inquiry about the Java version from a customer.

Oracle Java SE 211 and later are all confirmed as subscription-type paid versions.

And the checkpoint management server was confirmed as version 241.

If you have not paid the license fee at Check Point, the version is considered unusable.

However, if you look at 'sk147153', these parts seem to have no effect unless you use a specific blade or appliance.

I'm not sure if my understanding is correct

As a result, is there any problem in using the java 241 version in the check point management server?

[_Val_]

It is available as part of the installation package. Why do you ask?

[ChoiYunSoo]

Thank you for answer
Is there any SK or other document that specifies that part in the checkpoint?

The client is asking for proof due to an audit and I have to provide it

[PhoneBoy]

Our usage of Java in our products is properly licensed.

Where the change in licensing had an impact is  for the usage of anything that relied on the MABDA (I.e SNX and ESOD) that needs Java installed on the client side.

[ChoiYunSoo]

thank you for the reply
However, the customer is requesting evidence for that part, and I am proceeding with a case opening for that, but I have not yet received an answer.

Do you have evidence such as sk documents?

[PhoneBoy]

You may also want to follow up with your Check Point SE on this.

[ChoiYunSoo]

I am currently opening a case.
But no clear answer has yet come
Thank you for answer

[dande]

I used CloudGuard Posture Management to locate two AWS Lambda functions that CloudGuard installs for the Serverless features, that show a "java11" runtime. Where can I find a Checkpoint FAQ about this? My company is removing every trace of Oracle Java. Thank you

[PhoneBoy]

I'm not familiar with our usage of Java in that context.
I'll check with R&D.
You may also want to reach out in parallel to your Check Point SE.