Data-loss circumstances
The complex nature of RAID configurations provides a unique set of challenges when it comes to data recovery
There are a number of reasons that could lead to failure in RAID array systems. The most common causes are : human error, software problems , transmission errors and hardware malfunctions. Proper recovery protocols are essential to prevent data loss or damage to file system structures.  
RAID recovery procedure
As a result of the critical applications of most RAID configurations we treat related data loss situations with the utmost urgency.
The first stage in the recovery process is a full and comprehensive diagnosis using our specialist equipment. Data is then cloned with highly specialized software and data is extracted from the image. In cases where a drive image is not available , our applications can reconstruct the data in the same way the RAID process would have done on the original system.
In the event of  physical damage or mechanical failure , damaged components are replaced and the drives are reassembled in our dedicated cleanrooms.

RAID Configurations and Drives Supported

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RAID Configurations and Drives Supported

• RAID 0
• RAID 1
• RAID 5
• RAID 1 + 0
  
• Non-RAID
• Sometimes referred to as JBOD (Just a Bunch Of Disks) configurations these are far simpler configurations that do not offer the data redundancy of RAID 1 and 5. Recoveries on non-RAID configurations tend to be slightly less complex in nature.
• We offer Recoveries for the following RAID servers
  
  
  1. Compaq
     All ProLiant Series
  2. Dell
     All PowerEdge Series
  3. IBM
     IBM XSeries, Unix AIX, PSeries
  4. Gateway
     Entire line of products
  5. All Intel, AMD + More
  6. Sun Microsystems
     Entire RAID Product line