Cisco Disk

When we talk about “Cisco Disk”, we may be referring to various types of storage devices associated with Cisco Systems, a company known for its networking and communications solutions. I will provide information about two types of “disks” often associated with Cisco:

1. **Cisco UCS Storage**: Cisco UCS (Unified Computing System) is a converged computing platform that combines computing, networking, storage and virtualization into a single integrated architecture. Storage on Cisco UCS can be provided through several options, including local storage on servers, network-attached storage (NAS), and block-attached storage (SAN).

2. **Disk Modules for Cisco Equipment**: Some Cisco network devices, such as servers, switches and routers, can be equipped with disk modules for local data storage. These disks can be used for functions such as storing configuration, logs, operating system image files, among others.

For a more accurate description of a “Cisco Disk”, it would be necessary to specify the context in which it is being mentioned, whether it is a storage component for Cisco UCS servers, a network storage device, or another type of storage device.