Gillware Data Recovery has some of the industry’s foremost experts on server data recovery. Whether you have a crashed network attached storage device or a storage area network device in need of data recovery, you can trust the data recovery specialists at Gillware Data Recovery to get the job done.
Here you will find every post on Gillware Data Recovery’s blog with the tag “server.” These range from articles on Gillware’s process and how these devices work to case studies showing off the skills of Gillware Data Recovery’s talented technicians and the range of work that can be done in our lab.
What Is ZFS? ZFS is an open-source file system designed by Sun Microsystems. The ZFS filesystem takes on a lot of responsibility—more so than most file systems. Among ZFS’s bag of tricks are advanced journaling and self-healing features designed to…
The client in this data recovery case came to us to get data recovered from their crashed Dell T420 server. This Dell T420 server used a RAID-5 configuration. It had eight two-terabyte Seagate hard drives for a combined total of 14 terabytes of…
When this client’s IBM System x3650 M3 server crashed, they feared the worst. IBM had ended both production of and support for this particular model years ago, and if something were wrong with the server itself, it would mean either trying…
The client in this data recovery came to us after their local fire department suffered a server crash. A lightning strike to the station had led to a power surge. Afterward, the little two-drive server the department relied on to…
Our client here brought their QNAP Turbo NAS device to Gillware when their data became inaccessible. The TVS-471, with three hard drives in a RAID-5 array, held their business’ entire financial records. When it stopped responding, those records went up…
How RAID Reconstruction Works in RAID-5 RAID-5 is one of the most popular forms of RAID, and it’s not hard to see why. When you combine three or more hard drives into a RAID 5 array, you get three benefits.…
HP ProLiant Data Recovery Case Study: Yellow Means Caution Server Model: HP Proilant DL360 G5 Server RAID Level: RAID-5 Drive Model: Seagate Savvio 10K.5 9TE066-150 Total Capacity: 600 GB Operating System: Windows Server 2008 Situation: Yellow status lights for all…
In this VHDX recovery case study, the client had several Hyper-V virtual machines stored in the VHDX format on their three-drive RAID-5 server. The RAID-5 server was comprised of two 600 GB Western Digital SAS hard drives and one HP…
In this data recovery case study, the client had a failed RAID-5 array in their server. The array consisted of four enterprise-grade Seagate Constellation hard drives inside it, providing 12 terabytes of storage space. While the client could still mount…
