Do you rely on RAID as your NAS backup?


It seems that using RAID architecture in your NAS is not the best backup strategy for various reasons.
Why even bother with RAID if that is the case?  Just use a single HD NAS and back it up periodically to another HD or the cloud.
Am I missing something?
albireo13

Showing 1 response by sophiam123

There are many factors due to which RAID based NAS can fail. Though it is always advised to take the help from RAID Data Recovery experts in case of power failures, overheating, virus attack, incorrect setup, OS errors, and hardware controller failures, you can follow the steps mentioned below otherwise.

· Power off the RAID NAS.

·  Remove all hard drives and connect all NAS RAID drives to Windows PC.

· Install and run recovery software.