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  Use this screen to change the disk naming scheme (from the c#t#d# format
  to the enclosure based format and vice versa).

  In the enclosure based disk naming format, the disk names have the form:

  	<enclosurename>_<diskno>

  where <enclosurename> is the logical name of the enclosure to which the
  disk belongs. VxVM assigns default enclosure names which can be changed
  according to the user requirements (using the vxdmpadm command).

  NOTE: Non public loop disks which are claimed in the OTHER_DISKS
        category by DMP will continue to have c#t#d# names even if
        the enclosure based naming format is selected.
        Public loop disks will continue to have enclosure based
        names even if the c#t#d# naming format is selected.
