RAID 5 is a combination of drives that has incorporated in Level 5 (or stripped with parity) of RAID configuration to write data across 3 or more drives. Combination of different drives makes volume. Minimum of 3 drives, but of same capacity, are required to create RAID 5 volume. In RAID 5 configuration, the extra… Continue reading RAID5 Recovery Technology–When no recovery tool works, RAID 5 strikes in
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RAID 5 – One Level Above DATA Recovery
RAID is the technology better known as Redundant Array of Independent Disks that provides facility for redundancy. RAID technology works on a comb of multiple disks as a single logical unit. There are multiple levels of RAID used with different technologies. RAID 0 is for block level without parity, RAID 1 for mirroring without parity,… Continue reading RAID 5 – One Level Above DATA Recovery