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Multidrive SAN Data Recovery



MjM Data Recovery have the technology to recover from the most advanced and complex SAN systems. Whatever the configuration and however many drives, volumes or Luns are involved - we are able to help recover data that has been deleted, data that has been affected by fire extinguishing systems, data recovered from floods, fires and all manner of other failure inckuding drive failure and controller failure.

In many cases it id possible to rebuild deleted data - one recent recovery involved recovering over 200 Terabytes of deleted data, the vast majority of which was fully recoverable.

We can now recover data from more types of SAN systems including..

  • Netapp
  • StorNext 
  • CentraVision
  • Apple XSAN

combined with our existing SAN recovery for other systems such as Dell, EMC2 Broadberry, etc makes us one of the most advanced data recovery centers in the UK.

Our website is constantly updated with information and there will soon be a complete separate section for SAN recovery.

more information can be found here: Data Recovery


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