The eui names for the namespaces seen in ESXi appear to be based on UUID - without a OUI component

[pcuzner]

When I look at the disk view in esxtop I see the namespaces from Ceph with 'random' uuid's but those namespaces from a vendor like Dell/Samsung adhere to a prescribed format.

eui.005ef0d1d1fb4067b5d8476ddcdf34b3           -            1016     ceph
eui.00a8c25b74114c4a86c2da97e6b2910a           -            1016     ceph
eui.0f917619e66d41f0b872d81de71809b3           -            1016     ceph
eui.14a313cb86ef4851a6f8262f50ee7a9f           -            1016     ceph
eui.1c2f801f77e543dbb185d1883c7f796a           -            1016     ceph
eui.1efa3f2937d74d998ffc2c11d74ea258           -              32     ceph
eui.22ef6b6eeb0a448ebe92dca87f4dd0de           -            1016     ceph
eui.36435430548069880025384100000002           -            2046     Samsung/Dell
eui.36435430548069930025384100000002           -            2046     Samsung/Dell
eui.36435430548069940025384100000002           -            2046     Samsung/Dell
eui.36435430548069960025384100000002           -            2046     Samsung/Dell
eui.3a8bcc4e080a45789ed173fd3777db19           -              32     ceph

Shouldn't the ceph namespaces also adhere to the standard eui format? For one thing it makes it easier to identify ceph namespaces 😄