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If you enable enclosure-based naming, the vxprint command displays the structure of a volume using enclosure-based disk device names (disk access names) rather than OS-based names.
To discover the association between enclosure-based disk names and OS-based disk names
# vxdisk list enclosure-based_name # vxdmpadm getsubpaths dmpnodename=enclosure-based_name
For example, to find the physical device that is associated with disk ENC0_21, the appropriate commands would be:
# vxdisk list ENC0_21 # vxdmpadm getsubpaths dmpnodename=ENC0_21
To obtain the full pathname for the block disk device and the character disk device from these commands, append the displayed device name to /dev/vx/dmp/ or /dev/vx/rdmp/.