ZCM 11-TP: device names always in lower case

Hello,
I'm just wonder why ZCM registers all linux device names in lower case, independent if the host name on the device itself is written in upper or lower case.
Is this how ZCM did it all the time or is there a specific reason for this ?
Rainer

I'll investigate and let you know.
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