Runtime RAID Reconstructor is a specialized software tool for recovering data from a RAID storage array when it fails due to disk or controller problems.
An Overview of Runtime RAID Reconstructor
The software is adept at working with various RAID configurations, including RAID-0, RAID-1, and RAID-5. It operates by analyzing the disks involved in the RAID array, determining the correct parameters, such as stripe size and order, and then reconstructing the RAID. This is particularly useful in instances where hardware RAID controllers cannot rebuild the data or when the original RAID configuration is unknown.
The RAID Reconstructor can create a virtual RAID from the array, allowing for data recovery without the need for the original RAID hardware. This makes it an invaluable tool for data recovery specialists and IT professionals who need to retrieve critical information from compromised RAID systems, ensuring minimal data loss during a RAID failure.
Characteristics of Runtime RAID Reconstructor
- Support for Various RAID Levels
- Automatic RAID Parameter Recognition
- Manual RAID Parameter Configuration
- Versatile RAID Array Support
- Disk Image Support
- Recovery from Multiple Disk Failures
- Support for Various File Systems
- Cross-Platform Compatibility
- User-Friendly Interface
- Bootable Version Availability
- Preview Files Before Recovery
- Direct Access to Files and File Systems
- Save and Load RAID Configuration
- RAID Reconstructor and Data Recovery
Data Sheet
Software: Runtime RAID Reconstructor
Developer’s: Runtime Software
Interface: Silent Install
Medicine: Pre_Activated