Dell PowerVault SAN
data recovery services

While there are many possible causes behind a SAN failure, below we have listed the most common reasons you may need to contact a data recovery services provider:

• SAN Configurations Changes
• SAN Components Hardware Failures
• Single or Multiple Disk Failure
• Failed Software
• Failed Operating System Upgrades
• Mechanical Failure
• Virus or Ransomware Attack
• System Crash
• Accidental Deletion of Data
• Physical Damage (Fire, Water, Smoke, Etc.)
• Logical Corruption
• Security System Failure
• Human Error

Step 1:

Verify if there are any SAN CONFIGURATIONS CHANGES. If necessary, reverse those changes.

Step 2:

Check if the cables are connected and if all POWER SWITCHES are turned on and if they are sending HARDWARE FAILURES REPORTS.

Step 3:
A data recovery advisor can further help navigate the situation with our engineers to determine if we have to do remote, on-site, or in-lab recovery depending on the scenario. A quick call with us may prevent very expensive and lengthy downtime.

1. Submit a case with details about your SAN storage
2. Receive a free in-depth evaluation and quote
3. Approve the recovery results
4. Receive your data

Adhering to best privacy practices, we rely on SSAE 16 SOC3 TYPE III certification along with a strict chain-of-command protocol. This guarantees your data security and safety, to which we pay great attention.

Yes. Before proceeding with any payments, you will receive a list of all the data we were able to recover for review and approval.

Depending on the amount of information recovered from your SAN storage, we can either transfer it onto brand new external media or send it via download. Data download limitations are 50 GB for economy service, 100 GB for expedited, and 500 GB for an emergency.