Dell PowerEdge Data & Disaster Recovery Services

The Dell PowerEdge series offers its user powerful, enterprise-level features at a highly affordable price. Its servers are very popular for small businesses. Due to their popularity, R3 has created technology specifically to deal with data loss on PowerEdge devices. We offer a variety of service options which help business control their expenses.

PowerEdge servers utilize various different RAID configurations, but the RAID 5 is the most popular among them. The PowerEdge utilizes a default 64k RAID stripe, which is equivalent to 128 sectors. The user’s data is striped across all of the disks. A parity block is rotated between each drive, ensuring redundancy.

If a hard drive happens to fail, the PowerEdge does not lose data. The RAID card defaults to degraded mode and continues operating without interruptions. If, however, one of the essential parity blocks is corrupted or if multiple hard drives fail, the RAID volume may fail. These are the most like data loss scenarios.

Creating A Data Recovery Plan For The Dell PowerEdge

R3 employs certified, professionals engineers who are vastly familiar with PERC controllers. We feature a modern laboratory with Class 3 clean rooms, and provide customers with the most efficient recovery options for PowerEdges nationwide. The process begins with a through evaluation, in which we’ll provide a price quote along with a recovery plan for your particular case.

Our engineers will then create a disk image of every single functional RAID hard drive, repairing damaged drives which may be necessary to the set. Our experts have plenty of experience – many of them have worked with this sort of server for decades. Regardless of whether you utilize a blade, rack or tower system, we’ll be able to develop the perfect strategy to return your essential files in a timely manner.

We provide recovery service for any PowerEdge configuration out there, including the RAID 1 (mirrored set), the RAID 0 (striped set), and the RAIDS 5 and 6. We can also work with all sorts of Nested RAID.

Unless your RAID was rebuilt using an incorrect configuration, it is highly likely that we’ll be able to recover the data. We encourage customers to contact us before they attempt to repair or rebuild their RAID, especially if they’re unsure of what has caused the failure. R3 provides free consultations as well as RAID evaluations, and offer great options following all sorts of server problem.

Give us a call at 0800 999 3282, and ask to talk to a Dell PowerEdge recovery expert.

We recover data from all Dell Poweredge servers such as:

PowerEdge Early Server Models

• SP 433
• SP 450
• SP 466
• SP 560
• SP 566
• SP 575-2
• SP 590
• SP 590-2
• SP 5100
• SP 5100-2
• SP 5133
• SP 5133-2
• SP 5166
• SP 5166-2
• XE 433
• XE 450
• XE 466
• XE 560
• XE 566
• XE 575-2
• XE 590
• XE 590-2
• XE 5100
• XE 5100-2
• XE 5133
• XE 5133-2
• XE 5166
• XE 5166-2
• EL 575
• EL 590
• EL 5100
• EL 5120
• EL 5133
• Web Server
• XL 5133
• XL 5133-2
• XL 5133-4
• XL 5166
• XL 5166-2
• XL 5166-4

PowerEdge Generation 1 Servers

• 2100
• 4100
• 6100

PowerEdge Generation 2 Servers

• 2200
• 4200

PowerEdge Generation 3 Servers

• 300 SC
• 350
• 1300
• 2300
• 4300
• 4350
• 6300
• 6350

PowerEdge Generation 4 Servers

• 420 SC
• 430 SC
• 440 SC
• 1400 SC
• 1420 SC
• 1425 SC
• 1430 SC
• 1435 SC
• 2400
• 2450
• 4400
• 6400
• 6450
• 8450

PowerEdge Generation 5 Servers

• 500 SC
• 1500 SC
• 1550
• 2500
• 2550

PowerEdge Itanium Servers

• 3250
• 7150
• 7250

PowerEdge Generation 6 Servers

• 600SC
• 650
• 1600 SC
• 1650
• 1655 MC
• 2600
• 2650
• 4600
• 6600
• 6650

PowerEdge Generation 7 Servers

• 700
• 750
• 1750

PowerEdge Generation 8 Servers

• 800
• 830
• 840 (Gen I, II)
• 1800
• 1850
• 1855
• 2800
• 2850
• 6800
• 6850

PowerEdge Generation 9 Servers

• 850
• 860 (Gen I, II)
• 1900
• 1950 (Gen I, II, III) 
• 1955
• 2900 (Gen I, II, III)
• 2950 (Gen I, II, III)
• 2970
• 6950

PowerEdge Generation 10 Servers

• T100
• T105
• R200
• T300
• R300
• M600
• T605
• M605
• R805
• M805
• R900
• R905
• M905

PowerEdge Generation 11 Servers

• T110
• T110 II
• R210
• R210 II
• T310
• R310
• T410
• R410
• R415
• R510
• R515
• T610
• R610
• M610
• T710
• R710
• R715
• M710
• R810 
• R815 
• R910
• M910
• C1100
• C2100
• C6100

PowerEdge Generation 12 Servers

• T620
• R220
• R420
• R620
• R720
• R720XD
• R820
• M420
• M520
• M620
• M820
• C6220
• PE R320 Rackserver
• PE R420 Rackserver
• PE R520 Rackserver
• PE T320 Tower
• PE T420 Tower

PowerEdge Generation 13 Servers

• R430
• R530
• R630
• T630
• M630
• R730
• R730xd
• R930