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Appendix C Naming Conventions of Volumes and
This chapter describes the naming conventions for volumes and hosts.
C.1
Naming Convention of Volumes
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Naming conventions for creating volumes
The following naming conventions apply when creating volumes:
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When creating multiple volumes, the specified "Name" and the suffix numbers "x" (serial
numbers starting with "0") are automatically added to volumes.
[Example]
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When the volume name including the suffix number "x" has more than 16 characters, the
excess number of characters is deleted from the "Name", starting with the last character and
a suffix number "~x" will be added. Then, the name will contain only 16 characters.
[Example]
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When a volume name including the suffix number already exists, the suffix number is
increased by one (+1). The suffix number is increased by one (+1) until no volume names
overlap.
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Naming conventions for renaming volumes
The following naming conventions apply when renaming volumes:
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When changing multiple volume names, the specified "Name" and the suffix numbers "x" are
automatically added to volumes.
[Example]
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When the volume name including the suffix number has more than 16 characters, the excess
number of characters is deleted from the "Name", starting with the last character and a suffix
number "~x" will be added. Then, the name will contain only 16 characters.
Hosts
When specifying "StandardVolume" (14 characters) as the volume name
Names such as "StandardVolume0" and "StandardVolume1" are used for new
volumes.
When specifying "Standard_Volume0" (16 characters) as the volume name
Names such as "Standard_Volume~0" and "Standard_Volume~1" are used for new
volumes.
When specifying "StandardVolume" (14 characters) as the volume name and specifying
"1" for "Start of Suffix"
Names such as "StandardVolume1" and "StandardVolume2" are used for new
volumes.
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