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@laithabdul wrote:
Recovery data that was never backup
Ok.
You can contract with Netgear to try and recover it. https://kb.netgear.com/69/ReadyNAS-Data-Recovery-Diagnostics-Scope-of-Service
You can also try recovery software. ReclaiMe is one package that some users here have used. But it runs on a PC, so you'd need to connect the drives to a PC (either with USB or sata).
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Re: Readynas 4220
You might want to start by reviewing this material: https://kb.netgear.com/29788/ReadyNAS-Backup-FAQ
It doesn't specificially say much about iSCSI, but it should still be helpful.
Since an iSCSI LUN is opaque block-storage to the NAS, incremental backups generally won't work from the NAS. If you need that you'll need to back them up from the client that mounts the iSCSI volume. The other incremental option is to use ReadyDR - that requires a second x86 ReadyNAS to be the backup destination.
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Re: Readynas 4220
I lost all data video and text about 25TB
How do back lost data
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Re: Readynas 4220
Are you asking about recovery of lost data?
If this is on the system you did the factory default on (https://community.netgear.com/t5/Using-your-ReadyNAS/Management-service-is-offline-after-6-7-4-upgra... ) then I think it is too late. That process is destructive.
You could try immediately powering down the NAS, connecting all the disks to a Windows PC, and then using a data recovery package like ReclaiMe. But the odds of success are very low.
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Re: Readynas 4220
As it is a LUN, recovery chances would be really low. You should power down nas asap (to stop any further writes) and contact a professional data recovery company.
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@laithabdul wrote:
This other readynas but i dont understand connect all disk to windows
I don't understand what you are asking
- recovering data that was never backed up?
- or how to back up the data?
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@laithabdul wrote:
Recovery data that was never backup
Ok.
You can contract with Netgear to try and recover it. https://kb.netgear.com/69/ReadyNAS-Data-Recovery-Diagnostics-Scope-of-Service
You can also try recovery software. ReclaiMe is one package that some users here have used. But it runs on a PC, so you'd need to connect the drives to a PC (either with USB or sata).
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Re: Readynas 4220
Hi
Thank you StephenB
How contract with Netgear to try recovery
I want to discuss with Netgear about the time period for recovery and what is required of me to provide for work recov
regards
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Re: Readynas 4220
Hello laithabdul,
I checked your profile and found that you have already contacted support. However, the ReadyNAS 4220 is not registered, there is no SN registered on your profile. I suggest you register the NAS with its SN at my.netgear.com first.
Regards,
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Hello
Thank you JennC for replay
I registered with other acount bashar hameed
regards
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@laithabdul wrote:
How contract with Netgear to try recovery
You do need to start with my.netgear.com. There isn't a specific category for data recovery (which I pointed out to Netgear). Maybe try the closest "get help with my netgear product" that you can.
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Re: Readynas 4220
Seeing you deleted your iSCSI LUN the way forward here would be to restore your data from backup.
We do warn about the consequences of deleting a share/LUN.