Crashed SAN? We’re SAN recovery experts
If your Dell SAN has crashed, due to a failed hard drive, a power failure or firmware update failure, our engineers are available to help. If you have lost access to a volume or a share, due to volume corruption, or cannot access the device at all, our RAID recovery engineers will diagnose the failure and recommend what steps should be taken next. They will do everything necessary to avoid additional data loss, and to get your systems back up.
We recover RAID arrays of any capacity – from a small, 16-disk array to one comprising hundreds of drives, with multiple volumes and LUNs.
We don’t simply recover the data; we recover the entire server, saving you possibly days by eradicating the need for data transfer and server configuration.
We have a proven track record in Xsan and SAN recovery even from catastrophic, multiple drive failures.
If you have already tried a RAID rebuild and it has failed, please stop all further recovery attempts. These storage arrays are complex, far more so than standard NAS and RAID servers, and the possibility of causing further data loss, or even total data loss, is not remote.
It’s critical that each single drive in the array is securely backed up and cloned to another medium. This is our insurance policy against the situation deteriorating. Only then can our engineers start the recovery process.
We will work with you to recover the system, to retrieve your data, and to restore you to full productivity. We understand the effect of downtime on a busy work environment, and our engineers know that they need to move quickly to allow your staff access to the data. Quickly.
Our engineers work with all operating systems, including Windows, Apple Mac OS, Linux, UNIX, SGI and others. They have in-depth knowledge of all file systems, from NTFS to HFS+, Ext3, Ext3, UFS, XFS, ZFS and virtual machines and virtualization. Their RAID recovery skills are amongst the best in the industry, and they have been running at a 100% success rate for RAID recovery since June 2009. They know RAID storage. Probably better than anyone.
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