How to determine the Cluster name ?

Grid version : 11.2.0.3 on Solaris 10
When we start installing Grid Infrastructure, we specify a Cluster Name.
Question1.
How can I determine the cluster name of a 11.2 RAC Cluster ? We maintain a DB inventory. For each cluster , we want to specify the Cluster name.Hence we require the cluster name .
Question2.
The cluster name is of no functional importance. Right ? I don't remember using Cluster Name in any commands (srvctl, crsctl,...)

To determine the cluster name,[oracle@iron1 ~]$ olsnodes -c
ironcluster
[oracle@iron1 ~]$I wouldn't say it has much technical significance, though it is used as a default in a few other names.
John Watson
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