RAID recovery services, UK
Server RAID NAS boxes DAS storage SAN storage ZFS specialists
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RAID recovery specialists
MJM Data Recovery has been recovering data from RAID systems for over two decades. We have created our own software and scripts to help us recover data from even the most damaged RAID systems. We can work with all operating systems and manufacturers of servers and storage arrays.
We give you the quote up front, so there are no nasty surprises.
0800 072 3282
Server data recovery
We can recover data from all types of servers,
from small micro-servers to stand-alone or RACK mount servers. Running any operating system including Windows, MAC, VMWare, ZFS, Netware, etc.
Free diagnosis and a no recovery, no fee policy.
NAS Data recovery
NAS RAID recovery from all NAS storage equipment. From single drives to multi-bay racked network attached storage enclosures. From every manufacturer and operating system. EXT, EXT2, EXT3, EXT4, XFS, ZFS, BeyondRAID and from Windows, LINUX, and MAC based NAS equipment.
Free diagnosis and a no recovery, no fee policy.
DAS Data recovery
RAID Recovery from DAS systems. Direct Access Storage external enclosures containing several hard drives that are connected directly to the computer, using SAS, SCSI, eSATA. We regularly recover data from drives in DAS enclosures.
Free diagnosis and a no recovery, no fee policy.
SAN Data recovery
Storage area network or SAN systems are highly complex and require the best engineers available to recover data. Having an in-depth understanding how the data is stored is vital before recovery can even commence. We can recover data from the most sophisticated systems including EMC, Equalogic, Netapp, Stornext, Centravision and Apple XSAN.
Free diagnosis and a no recovery, no fee policy.
RAID Recovery Process
The RAID Recovery process consists of several stages. Once diagnosis of all drives in the array completed we make sector by sector clones leaving your drives in their original condition. This means that in later stages of the process we are working with copies, so no harm comes to your drives. This is the safest and only way to work when dealing with complex RAID systems.