Anticollocation An  anticollocation policy  indicates that the set of VMs must never be placed on the same  host after relocation, as shown in Figure 3-6. To set this policy, run the following commands: Example 3-58 shows the anticollocation policy  policy_2 with the VMs  rt12001  and  rt12002 Example 3-60 shows how to delete an anticollocation policy. Chapter 3. Planning and deploying IBM VM Recovery Manager High Availability for IBM Power Systems  303 # ksysmgr delete anticollocation policy_2 Anticollocation group policy_2 was removed # ksysmgr query anticollocation Name: policy_2 Type: anticollocation VMs: rt11001 rt12001 # ksysmgr add anticollocation policy_2 vm=rt12001,rt11001 Anticollocation group policy_2 was created ksysmgr add collocation name vm=vmname1[,...]> ksysmgr modify collocation name policy=add|delete vm=vm1[,...] Figure 3-6 Anticollocation policy Example 3-58 Creating an anticollocation policy  Example 3-59 Listing the anticollocation policies Example 3-60 Deleting an anticollocation policy To list the anticollocation policies that are available, run the command  ksysmgr query  anticollocation , as shown in Example 3-59.