Description of problem:
The convention in the rest of the tree view appears to be to display
the item by "name=" if it has that attribute available.  Under the
Resources part of the tree this is less intuitive.

If a resource of type fs is created and its name is "123" it displays
in the tree as "Resource 123".  A couple of things about this:  I
already know it's a resource from its parent.  And there's no
immediate indication of what "123" is without digging down into its
properties.

Suggestion: Name these things with "type" followed by "name".  If name
is not available, as with IP address, use the "ip address" attribute.
 So in my previous example "Resource 123" becomes "Filesystem 123". 
Instead of "Resource IP Address" it might be "IP Address 10.1.1.100".

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
system-config-cluster-0.9.11-1.0

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