Edit:
The array is actually RAID1, slight communication hiccup with the rest of my team.Following the decommissioning of one of our server, a manager just realised there was, after all, data that he needed from that server. Now due to proper protocol not being followed, the server was re-imaged before a complete backup was taken and we’re past our 5-week retention period. The raid 1 array in question was the system volume and those 2 hdd have since been reconfigured in a new RAID 1 and a new OS was installed. RAID controller is HP Smart Array P400i/256MB Controller.
Answer
- Why on earth are you using a RAID0? You clearly have important information on this server (otherwise you wouldn’t be wanting to restore it), and by using RAID0 you are doubling your risk of data loss.
- The chances of being able to recover data is slim. Your best bet would be to send them to a professional data recovery firm like Kroll Ontrack. Beware, though, it’s going to be expensive.
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Source : Link , Question Author : Pixy , Answer Author : EEAA