KDR is seeing more Multi Disk storage devices, such as NAS and RAID devices coming into the workshop than ever before. This method of storage used to be reserved only for businesses, but as the prices have dropped more home users now own a multi disk storage device than ever before.
A multi disk storage device is made up of two or more hard drives which run collectively to storage data. This type of storage design offers greater storage capacity, faster access times and can also offer redundancy due to failure.
There are several different types of RAID arrays available. They all have different parameters that will suit a user’s purpose.
Typically a NAS box for the home user will offer a configuration of RAID 0 and RAID 1.
There are many other configurations for multi disk storage. We have explained the two most used for NAS storage devices typically used by home users. Most NAS devices have built in operating systems (usually Linux) to deal with multiple tasks that the device can perform. Hard drive problems with NAS devices are the same as single disk storage devices, with the added issue of rebuilding a RAID array and dealing with different file systems.
Kingdom Data recovery can recover data from all types of RAID configurations and file systems. Call us for a free consultation and diagnosis of your RAID device. We only charge for a successful recovery: no data, no fee.
