RAID / Server Recovery
TechFusion has saved many organizations from data loss due to RAID and Server crashes.
Losing valuable information can cost your business an endless amount of money. TechFusion Data Recovery can help for any type of storage system, configuration, and situation.
- All types of RAID configurations (RAID 0,1,5,6,10)
- Any/All Operating Systems (Microsoft Windows Server, Linux, UNIX, etc.)
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All Causes of Data Loss
TechFusion engineers recover lost data from file servers, application servers, web servers, direct-attached RAID, network attached storage, and very large SAN storage area network systems. Whether it is a power surge, virus, natural disaster, logical failure, or mechanical failure, our data recovery engineers have developed proprietary techniques to solve the most challenging of problems. With over two decades of data recovery experience TechFusion has the expertise required to solve all complex RAID recoveries involving any RAID controller or RAID architecture.
At TechFusion we are experienced in server recovery with all Server OS as well as Databases (Oracle, SQL, MySQL, etc.)
- All Microsoft Server and Workstation Operating Systems
- Mac OS
- UNIX
- LINUX
- Novell
- SUN/Solaris
RAID Arrays
RAID 0 - Data is written to two drives in indentical matching stripes and is also read back in parallel stripes. When one physical drive is degraded or malfunctions, data can be recovered from the twin drive
RAID 1 - Simple drive mirroring. Data is written to both drives at the same. Data is identical on both physical drives
RAID 3 - Used with at least 2 data drives and one parity drive. Uses byte-level reads and writes. Requires that the drives have be synchronised.
RAID 5 - Multiple data drives store both data and parity information across the drives. Data is written in block level stripes. With large enough arrays, multiple disk failures can be withstood.
RAID 6 - Data is striped at the block level with parity information on two drives. This configuration is a step up from RAID 5 and can handle two drive faults before usability failure.
For over twenty years TechFusion has recovered When No One Else Can.