Renaming a disk group and volume
bansecdbdg -> secproddg used as an example
# Unmount all volumes in the bansecdbdg disk group.
# Stop all volumes
vxvol -g bansecdbdg stopall
# Deport bansecdbdg
vxdg deport bansecdbdg
# Import bansecdbdg using the -n option
vxdg -n secproddg import bansecdbdg
# Recover the disk group by the new dg name
vxrecover -g secproddg -sb
# Rename each volume
vxedit -g secproddg rename bansecdb01 sec01
vxedit -g secproddg rename bansecdb02 sec02
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vxedit -g secproddg rename bansecdb08 sec08
# Update vfstab, your mount points and remount the volumes
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