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Author Topic: DNS ShareCenter - Data Recovery Using an External SATA/USB Caddy  (Read 36778 times)

JavaLawyer

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This procedure describes an emergency procedure for recovering data from a D-Link ShareCenter that is not accessible via normal means.

Procedure

  • Power off the ShareCenter and extract one HDD
  • Install the removed HDD in a SATA/USB caddy
  • Boot a PC with a live Linux DVD.
  • Plug the SATA/USB caddy with the ShareCenter HDD in the PC
  • Open the PC file manager and check that the SATA/USB HDD and PC HDD are available (or use a second USB HDD)
  • Copy the content from the SATA/USB HDD to the Windows PC HDD
  • When finished copying, eject the SATA/USB caddy, remove the HDD, and re-install the HDD in the ShareCenter
  • Repeat this procedure for additional HDDs in the powered-down ShareCenter that need to be copied

Notes

  • If the ShareCenter HDDs are configured as RAID-1, this procedure should only be applied to one of the two HDDs in the RAID-1 array, as the second HDD will contain the same content as the first HDD
  • If the ShareCenter HDDs are configured as Standard Configuration, then the procedure can repeated for each HDD to retrieve data (i.e. two times for a 2-bay ShareCenter and four times for a 4-bay ShareCenter)
  • This procedure cannot be used to retrieve data located on ShareCenter HDDs configured as RAID-5 as RAID-5 stripes data across multiple HDDs, which requires a more complex recovery method

Additional References


Content for this solution submitted by forum member: ivan
« Last Edit: December 19, 2014, 05:19:31 AM by JavaLawyer »
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