HP Instant Capacity Version 10.x User Guide (5900-2985, March 2013)

icapmanage -a -g ADMIN1

Test whether a server complex has hardware that is compatible with the group:

icapmanage -T mypar1.node.hp.com,mypar2.node.hp.com -g ADMIN1

Add a member called IT to the ADMIN1 group. Supply the root password for each of these

partitions in response to the prompts:

icapmanage -a -m IT:mypar1.node.hp.com,mypar2.node.hp.com -g ADMIN1

root@mypar1.node.hp.com’s password:

root@mypar2.node.hp.com’s password:

Designate host mystandby for use as a standby Group Manager:

icapmanage -a -S mystandby.node.hp.com

Remove host mystandby from use as a standby Group Manager:

icapmanage -r -S mystandby.node.hp.com

Take control as an active Group Manager:

icapmanage -Q

Show the full status of the ADMIN1 group:

icapmanage -s -g ADMIN1 -v

Seize core usage rights from a partition that is unavailable to make them available to other group

member activations:

icapmanage -x mypar1.node.hp.com

Restore previously seized usage rights to the partition from the previous example:

icapmanage -z mypar1.node.hp.com

Report supported hardware and grouping rules for a specific grouping rules file:

icapmanage -R -U /tmp/GiCAP.rules

Add host mypar3 to existing member IT:

icapmanage -u -m IT -h mypar3.node.hp.com

Add host mypar4 to existing member IT, and remove host mypar3:

icapmanage -u -m IT -h mypar4.node.hp.com!mypar3.node.hp.com

Remove group member IT from its group:

icapmanage -r -m IT

Remove the ADMIN1 group:

icapmanage -r -g ADMIN1

AUTHOR

icapmanage was developed by HP.