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A RAID array failure can have serious ramifications for your business. This section explores some of the most common data loss scenarios associated with RAID servers and provides an overview of RAID data recovery procedures for various configuration levels.
RAID is a tech-related acronym that stands for Redundant Array of Independent (or Inexpensive) Disks. Although this storage technology has gotten less expensive over the years of its development, a declaration of inexpensive remains subjective. So, most settle on the
Can drives in a RAID 0 array later be converted to RAID 5? Some people have manually copied things in this drive as a form of getting some type of backup, but having a complete backup of RAID 0 can
RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) is a data storage technology where data is striped across a number of RAID class hard drives, which creates redundancy, lessens the possibility of data loss, and allows for the virtualization of extremely large
Storage devices have turned into an essential element of life. Each day, we create data, through images, videos, music, emails and documents. While it seems that each of us can delete the excess, in reality, it’s not that simple. Introducing
Nested RAIDs combine two or more RAID configuration levels for improved redundancy and speed. Nested RAID systems are complex and can present a number of unique challenges for engineers, but a qualified data recovery provider can quickly restore damaged files to a working condition.
A Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks or RAID consists of two or more hard drives working together to provide data storage. While RAID arrays are typically associated with businesses, home computer users can benefit from the relatively high fault tolerance and fast response time that various types of RAID can provide.
Many of our clients mistakenly believe that their RAID arrays are error proof. In reality there is no such thing as a perfectly dependable server or storage system, and while RAID 5 systems offer excellent speed and reliability, they are not a suitable substitute for a good backup strategy.
