4. Then, add another HMC (HMC239), as shown in Example 9-74. 

Add HMC Definition Type or select values in entry fields. Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes. [Entry Fields] * HMC name [HMC239] DLPAR operations timeout (in minutes) [] Number of retries [] Delay between retries (in seconds) [] Nodes [PHA171 PHA170] Sites [] Check connectivity between HMC and nodes Yes 

You can use the clmgr  commands to show the current setting of the HMC, as shown in Example 9-75. 

(0) root @ PHA170: / # clmgr query hmc -v NAME="HMC55" TIMEOUT="-1" -> ‘-1’ means use default value RETRY_COUNT="-1" -> ‘-1’ means use default value RETRY_DELAY="-1" -> ‘-1’ means use default value NODES="PHA171 PHA170" STATUS="UP" VERSION="V8R8.4.0.2" NAME="HMC239" TIMEOUT="-1" RETRY_COUNT="-1" RETRY_DELAY="-1" NODES="PHA171 PHA170" STATUS="UP" VERSION="V8R8.6.0.0" (0) root @ PHA170: / # clmgr query cluster hmc DEFAULT_HMC_TIMEOUT="10" DEFAULT_HMC_RETRY_COUNT="5" DEFAULT_HMC_RETRY_DELAY="10" DEFAULT_HMCS_LIST="HMC55 HMC239" 

