Virtualized server systems have increased the complexity of data storage.
When you need data recovered from a system with virtualization, like Hyper-V, it is best to choose a provider with experience.
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Virtual infrastructure:
- Microsoft Hyper-V
- Microsoft Virtual Server
- Microsoft Virtual PC
Common data loss situations in virtual systems.
- Corrupt NTFS volumes
- Corrupted Virtual Hard Disks (VHDs)
- Deleted VHDs
- RAID or other hardware failures
- Accidental data deletion
Data Recovery Process for Virtual Files
| Data Recovery Steps | Description |
|---|---|
| Stage 1 | Target LUN, iSCSI* LUN identification and low-level RAID verification at the storage block level. |
| Stage 2 | Datastore volume file system indices are checked for meta-data-to-data stream integrity.** |
| Stage 3 | Guest's file system and contents are verified. |
| Stage 4 | File listing of all recoverable data is completed. |
* iSCSI LUNs are reliant upon the SAN's internal file system to manage the data. Data loss within this type of logical storage may require access to the SAN's volume where the iSCSI files are stored.
** Target volumes that reside within virtual disk files are dependent upon the hypervisor's datastore file system to manage the data. Data loss at the hypervisor volume level or within the guest's virtual disk file may require additional engineering effort to complete the evaluation.
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