HP Instant Capacity (iCAP) Adding a new member to a group, updating the host list, Group Manager

	standby Group Manager and all member hosts has been
	previously established before the use of the icapmanage
	-Qcommand. Normally this occurs automatically when
	adding a new member to a group, updating the host list
	for an existing member, or adding a standby Group
	Manager.
	This command can be issued on an active Group Manager.
	In this case, the active Group Manager continues as the
	active Group Manager. It attempts to contact all group
	members and the previously active Group Manager and
	informs them that this system is the active Group Manager.
	This is useful if a prior icapmanage -Qcommand failed
	to contact some group members or the previously active
	Group Manager.
	Note that if the active Group Manager manages multiple
	groups, all members of all such groups must be contacted
	during this operation.
-R[<host>[,<host>]...]	Report hardware grouping information. When used with
	a list of host names, report all hardware types with which
	the hosts might be grouped. The hosts can be specified
	using either the IP address or the name of the host. If the
	hosts are not compatible with each other, no hardware is
	reported. Without a list of host names, report all supported
	hardware and grouping rules. Specification of the -U
	option reports hardware associated with the specified rule
	file instead of the installed rule file, and can be used to
	evaluate a new grouping rules file before installing it with
	the -ioption.
-S	When used in combination with the -aoption, identifies
	a host system to be set up as a standby Group Manager.
	This command will prompt for the root password of the
	host so that the active Group Manager can exchange SSL
	keys with the designated standby host, establishing the
	ability to communicate with it. The active Group Manager
	proceeds to update all member hosts of all managed groups
	with information about the standby Group Manager,
	establish secure communications between the member
	hosts and the standby Group Manager, and set up a cron
	job responsible for the periodic transfer of the GiCAP
	database to the standby Group Manager. Note that a
	transfer also occurs whenever the database is updated on
	the active Group Manager until such time as the standby
	Group Manager takes control or is removed from use as a
	standby Group Manager.
	When used in combination with the -roption, identifies
	a host system which is to be removed from use as a standby
	Group Manager. The active Group Manager updates all
	member hosts of all managed groups about the removal,
	discontinues the GiCAP database transfer operations
	(removes the cron job created when the standby Group
	Manager was set up), and directs the identified host system
	to remove its copy of the GiCAP database.

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