Server and Network Data Recovery Services
A Server outage and data loss scenario can quickly cost your business thousands of dollars, especially when the data is of mission critical importance. SalvageData's server data recovery engineers can respond and have your data recovered and back to you faster than anyone else in the industry. Because of our extensive experience, we can have your critical servers back up in running when the other guys are just getting started.
RAID Server Recovery Services
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Supported Network Server Data Loss Situations
Our engineers are trained to recover data from a variety of business server data loss situations, including:
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Professional RAID / NAS / SAN server and business environment data recovery services..
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Data recovery for your VMWare or Hyper-V virtual machines servers and the data contained within.
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Our data recovery experts have extensive experience with all SNAP server and similar independent network server devices.
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SQL Exchange Database recovery services for corrupt or inaccessible exchange databases servers.
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Recommended Server Recovery Failure Process
1. Must Relax and Keep Calm:
Although the failure of a server hard drive and the possible loss of data can be distressing, it is important for you to stay focused on the work at hand. Work at a reasonable pace. Don’t allow yourself to rush. If you rush, you may make a mistake
2. Do not run file system checkers (chkdsk, or fsck, or xfsck)
Running these utilities will not save data. These system checks are not designed to save data. Their only function is to align a file system so that it can be mounted. In fact, you may damage your system still further if you run any of these programs.
3. Shut down the RAID server
When you are dealing with a hard drive failure and attempting to recover data, you must ensure that all drives are shut down. None of the drives on the computer system should be getting power.
Because of the set up of the original RAID drive, it is important to shut down power. On the one hand, a RAID can be set up to do an automatic rebuild if it comes back online. On the other hand, a stale drive can end any chance of data recovery.
The RAID may be set up to do a background surface scan of each drive and that could damage any suspect media even further.
4. Check the RAID server backups
Don’t make the mistake of reconfiguring the array too soon. Many IT techs make the mistake of bringing a damaged drive back online too soon. Instead, you should start by checking the backup and the data.
Look in the folders not just the tree. For critical data like email archives (PST) and database files (MDF, LDF, EDB), be sure to mount these files in a separate computer to verify that the data is current and not corrupted.
Taking these steps will help ensure that the data is up to date. It will also allow you to start your migration process right away if it turns out that you cannot get the RAID to come back online.
5. Call Certified and Qualified Recovery Support
Once you have step 1 and step 2 taken care of, then (and only then) you can contact recovery support.
If you want to recover your data, make sure you don’t let anyone into your server until you have completed step 1 and 2.
It’s a fact of life that most RAID technicians have no idea about data recovery. They are following instructions from a monitor. They are dealing with your hardware issue by rote. They don’t necessarily know how to target specific problems. It’s rare for them to know anything about data recovery.
Before you call a technician, keep in mind that their primary goal is to get you back online, not recover your data.
The Fastest RAID Server Data Recovery Services Options
Though Most RAID Server based systems are designed to guard against specific kinds of data loss, many are still quite susceptible a various range system failures. SalvageData's Server Data recovery engineers recover data from nearly every server make, model and configuration of file servers, application servers, web servers, mail servers including SAN, NAS and many more.
Because SalvageData understand the importance nature of these server types system, or trained enginers can quickly salvage data from your failed or malfunctioning servers., We provide the best turnaround times in the industry backed by ISO qualified expertise, allowing that in most cases we can have you back in business in as little as 24-48 hours.
Who We Are - And Why We're The Best
At SalvageData, we are the ISO Certified and SOC 3/SAS 70 Security Server data recovery experts that you want to entrust with your valuable information assets. SalvageData is committed to providing personalized care and top-notch quality services and solutions, which is reflected in every stage of your server data recovery process. We also let our Verifiable Credentials speak for us as we salvage what the competition may have called ‘unrecoverable’.
