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Data access and recovery solutions for Storage Area Networks The key means of SAN reliability and fault-tolerance is integration of few servers into one single structure dedicated for data storage. SAN disc systems can be represented by high-performance RAID arrays as well as back up disc systems based on optical media, tape storage and other media. Such technology of distributed data storage is much better than traditional ways of data management on disintegrated servers. Yet, any well-formed SAN comprised of multiple back up components has drawbacks which are usually detected in service process. For example, logical failures are quite common for SAN. They are easy to spot as it becomes impossible to access a file on a damaged SAN component. As a rule, logical errors are caused by a host of factors including hardware and software malfunctions, human mistakes and others. All of them can result in partial or total loss of corporate information on a SAN disc system. Only imagine those fatal effects for a company that has lost important business data! UFS Explorer software is able to work with most commonly used SAN configurations. Besides, it supports many popular file systems used on SAN. Thus, a hopeless situation where a drive is healthy but inaccessible due to a file system structure corruption can be easily improved with UFS Explorer software. We also can render remote data recovery service for companies that practice complex SAN configurations with specific file systems. Understanding the importance of productive business time we are interested to provide the most qualitative and fast data recovery solutions. With a rich experience in different data recovery cases behind, our highly skilled team of trained technicians will help to crack various problems connected with data loss within the shortest possible period of time. | |||||||||||||||||
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