/globaldevices on different file system mounts

IHAC that has a SC3.2 on a pair of V890's Solaris9-U5 and Veritas Foundation Suite 5 for boot disks.
I have noticed that the paths to /globaldevices are different:
/dev/vx/dsk/bootdg/rootdg_16vol 487863 5037 434040 2% /global/.devices/node@1
/dev/vx/dsk/bootdg/node@2 487863 5035 434042 2% /global/.devices/node@2
Can I just go on the first name and rename /dev/vx/bootdg/ and /dev/vx/rdsl/bootdg and rename the rootdg_16vol to node@1 or is there a different method.

Yes, you can just rename as a normal veritas volume using vxedit. Make sure you modify the /etc/vfstab file for node1.
1. umount the /global/.devices/node@1
2. renamee
3. modify vfstab
4. mount /global/.devices/node@1
If possible test reboot to verify.
Actually, it doesnot make any difference ifyou leave it that way.
-LP

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Hi.
Don't mix content of directory as mountpoint and what you see after FS was mounted.
On othet ZFS - mount point also clear. You see contetn of ZFS file system.
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