Multi-Disk Raid Data Recovery
When a RAID array fails, panic can be the first response, but don’t worry – the hardware can be replaced quickly and affordably. Your main concern should be on the valuable data that being stored on the failed drive(s) in need of immediate recovery. The good news is that our trained data recovery & raid specialists can help ensure that you recover the important data you need while your enterprise raid system is being rebuilt.
Understanding Your Multi-Drive Raid Failure
To minimize damages and losses, and maintain as much data integrity as possible, it is extremely important to understand why the failure is happening and what should be done during an array failure – particularly a multi-disk failure. For example, if only one drive fails, the array will continue to allow read and write access to the data, but if a second drive fails on a five drive system, then all of the data on the array could potentially be lost.
There are numerous factors that can cause multi-disk raid systems to fail including:
- Component failure
- Recent firmware changes
- Environmental factors such as heat or water damage
- Vibration
- Power surges & electrical failure
- Viruses
- File corruption
One of the worst things you can do when faced with a multi-disk raid failure is to assume that you can fix the problem yourself by simply resetting or power-cycling the array and hoping that it will clear up the issue. This will often make the problem worse and further jeopardize your data.
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