RAID DATA RECOVERY-NAS DATA RECOVERY-SAN DATA RECOVERY

RAID DATA RECOVERY

The implementation of a RAID system is usually done for data security, no single system is 100% secure. A RAID uses multiple drives to increase the storage capacity of systems and to have a redundant way of storing data. Data is stored in different places on multiple hard drives, giving it fault tolerance to survive single or multiple drive failures. People and businesses use this technology a lot because they believe it is the most secure way to store their critical files.

Unfortunately, RAID arrays are still susceptible to data loss. The method of distributing data between drives and the mechanical nature of disks make them vulnerable to failure. In some cases this redundancy in data storage works against you, as a failed drive can go unnoticed before the rest of the drives start failing.

FAILURES, SETTINGS AND RAID SYSTEMS

The main causes of RAID failures are component related (controller cards and hard drives) as well as operational and applicational corruption; but the most frequent problem is user error.

RAID configurations are complex (partitions, volume, interval between drives, etc.). Unfortunately, different manufacturers often use custom applications that can add even more complexity. This makes RAID data recovery the most complicated of all.

There are several RAID systems on the market, each with its advantages and disadvantages. The most popular configurations are RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, and 0+1

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Raid Data Recovery, NAS Data Recovery, VMware Data Recovery, SAN Data Recovery