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Is /vserver the name of the mountpoint, or the label of the partition or both?
If it is just the mount point, unmount the /vserver partiton, rename the /vserver directory; Edit your /etc/fstab and replace vserver with asterisk; remount the directory. If there are vserver entries in /etc/lilo.conf or /boot/grub/menu.lst, they need to changed also.
If that is a partition label, and the partition is either ext2 or ext3, use "e2label" to change the label. Edit any /etc/fstab entries that contain the old name.
Please read the "man 8 e2label" manpage. I've never labeled linux partition, so I have never used the program.
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