RAID 1 is also known as mirroring and is used to read and write identical data to a pair of drives automatically. If a single hard drive fails to respond, you still have a duplicate copy of data on the other one. Unlike RAID 0, you lose half of the total storage capacity from your hard drives configured as RAID 1. For e.g. if you have two hard drives of 1TB each on RAID 1 configuration, the total physical storage will be shown up as 1TB only.

RAID 1 Recovery - Servers

There is no need to stress if your RAID 1 server has crashed for any reason. We at iDataRecovery are here to assist. With expertise of over 22 years, we have been the leaders for providing data recovery services around the globe. Our special 96% data recovery success ratio has been attained by us through the use of technologically advanced and updated equipments and processes to recoup data from almost any RAID storage Server.

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RAID 1 Recovery - Servers

Technicians at iDataRecovery specialize in recovering all RAID server models and manufacturers. Few of the models that we have successfully recovered are listed below:

Mac OS X^TM Servers

• Mac OS X Server 10.5^TM Leopard
• Mac OS X Server 10.6^TM Snow Leopard
• Mac OS X Server 10.7^TM Lion
• Mac OS X Server 1.0^TM Rhapsody
• Mac OS X Server 10.0^TM Cheetah
• Mac OS X Server 10.1^TM Puma
• Mac OS X Server 10.2^TM Jaguar
• Mac OS X Server 10.3^TM Panther
• Mac OS X Server 10.4^TM Tiger

Linux^TM Distributions

• Debian^TM Servers
• Ubuntu^TM Servers

Microsoft Windows^TM Servers

• Windows 2000 Server^TM
• Windows Server 2003^TM (Win2K3),
• Windows Server 2003 R2^TM
• Windows Server 2008^TM (Win2K8, W2K8)
• Windows Server 2008 R2^TM
• Windows Server 2011^TM

Microsoft Hyper-V Server^TM (Windows Server Virtualization)

• Sun xVM^TM Server
• Apache^TM Servers
• VMWare Server^TM
• Solaris^TM Servers (SunOS)
• FreeNAS^TM Servers (FreeBSD^TM)

RAID 1 cannot be considered as a back-up. If a file is deleted from one disk, it will be automatically erased from the other one as well. Only an authentic back on a different storage device can save your data of being lost.

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