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Raid Data Recovery

RAID Server Data Recovery

No one can predict when data loss from a RAID will occur, but we know it can be catastrophic when it does. If you suspect a RAID array failure, contact the experts at EADH Data Recovery to get your data back as quickly as possible.

EADH offers comprehensive data recovery service for RAID arrays of all types and configurations.  EADH has a proven track record of successful recoveries, and our team of experts are standing by to help you.

  • Up to 100% Data Recovery from Enterprise Level RAID Arrays
  • Recovery all RAID levels – RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 6 and more
  • Recover: QNAP, JBOND, MS Hyper-V, Equallogic, Sun
  • Recover: Citrix, Novell RAID, SNAP, Netapp
  • Recover Data from SAN Storage and NAS Storage
  • 1000+ file recovery from Windows, Linux, macOS, VMware
  • Certified and Advance Data Recovery Lab
  • Quick, easy, and 100% guaranteed data privacy
  • Recover Lost & Deleted Data

Whether your device has suffered physical damage or undergone a logical failure, we offer you a range of services to match your specific needs.

Our experts are on-hand and will respond to your issue immediately. From assisting with troubleshooting to onsite recovery, our wide range of expert recovery options will ensure you receive the very best solution to solve your RAID data loss problem.

What To Do When Experiencing RAID Failure

Before doing anything, answer the following questions:

  • What specifically happened/ how did the event unfold?
  • What data is lost?
  • How critical/valuable is this data?
  • Do I have a backup or other means of getting this data back?
  • What are the financial implications of this data loss?
The answers to these questions will be crucial to determining the data recovery next steps.

Often you only have one chance to get the system back up and running and recover stored data, so gathering as much information as possible is important.

Freeze!

The majority of avoidable data damage happens in the first sixty minutes, the so-called golden hour, after a failure due to human action.

Here's a few examples:

  • Swapping wrong disks in the RAID configuration (RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 6, RAID 10...).
  • Raid corruption by replacing incorrect RAID controller.
  • Forcing disks online.
  • Initializing wrong disks.
  • Failed rebuilds.
  • Restores from incomplete backups on the same system.
  • Performing a VMware Storage vMotion when the storage system has failed.

In all these cases it is essential that all activities are stopped and no further changes are written to the original configuration of the system and the individual storage devices itself. A RAID is the base of most of most servers, Network Attached Storage (NAS), and Storage Attached Network (SAN).  It is often not obvious when the RAID is the underlying cause of a problem.

Often you only have one chance to get the system back up and running and to recover stored data. It is essential to reach out to data recovery experts, EADH Engineers will help you to determine how to proceed and will inform you about chances, risks and possible next steps.