Network Attached Storage (NAS)
Network Attached Storage (NAS) has become popular among individuals and small businesses looking for low-cost, efficient storage. NAS devices are easy to maintain and always available, but failure of drives inside the enclosure can disrupt workflow.
NAS devices extend the capabilities of a PC or network so that data is in a centralized location for easy access by authorized network users. Multiple drives are combined into a single storage point, and the RAID configurations commonly used in this type of storage are RAID 0, 1, and 5.
Users can increase their storage capacity at any time, but the more storage you add, the more difficult it will be to recover if the NAS fails. We have the most technologically advanced, proprietary tools to handle all media and storage systems, regardless of size or failure scenario.
COMMON TYPES OF NAS PROBLEMS
NAS servers can lose data for a number of reasons, be it physical or logical damage. These failures impact how users or small businesses can access their data. Therefore, it is extremely important to find a reliable data recovery service provider if your system experiences any of the following failures:
- Hardware controller failure
- User error (accidental deletion, overwriting, reformatting)
- Fire or water damage
- Power surges or voltage fluctuations
- Firmware problems
- Virus or malware attack
- Multiple drive failure
SUPPORTED NAS MANUFACTURERS
We are a manufacturer-approved company that works with all makes and models of drives and RAID arrays used in NAS systems. These include:
- Dell
- Synology
- NETGEAR
- ASUSTOR
- Seagate
- LaCie
- NetApp
- Western Digital
- HP
- Drobo
- QNAP
- And more
HOW DOES THE NAS DATA RESTORATION PROCESS WORK?
We begin our data recovery process by running a free diagnostic of your drive to find the cause of the failure and determine the best recovery method. We then provide a free quote and estimated processing time for your case. Once client approval is obtained, we work with the media in our ISO 4 Class 10 cleanroom to give you the best chance of a full recovery.
We offer different levels of service to choose from, including emergency service with an average turnaround time of 48 hours. We have a team of engineers who specialize in NAS data recovery, and our R&D department is constantly discovering new recovery methods for existing and new media.
