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HPE server data recovery

We have a department dedicated to recovering data from HPE servers, regardless of the cause of the data loss.

Data loss on HPE servers is a significant challenge faced by companies that rely on these robust and widely recognized solutions to host critical applications and manage large volumes of data.

Data loss on HPE servers can occur due to a combination of logical, physical or human factors, including:

Hardware failures
Critical components such as RAID controllers, hard disks (HDD/SSD) and memory can malfunction due to wear and tear, overheating or electrical failures, leading to inaccessible data.
- Examples include disk degradation in RAID 5 systems or simultaneous failures of more than one disk in RAID.

Human errors
Accidental deletions of data, incorrect formatting of volumes or improper handling during maintenance can compromise important data.
Cyberattacks and Ransomware
HPE servers are frequent targets of ransomware attacks, resulting in encryption of critical files. The vulnerability may be associated with firmware update failures or inadequate security settings.
Logical Data Corruption
Corruptions in the file system, partition table or firmware of RAID controllers can make data inaccessible, even without physical disk failures.
Environmental Events
Fires, floods or unexpected power outages can physically damage servers and connected storage devices.

HPE servers are renowned for their robustness and reliability, yet data loss can happen and Digital Recovery has exclusive solutions for this scenario. Count on our professionals who specialize in recovering HPE servers.

HPE servers offer high performance, scalability and security, ideal for businesses. They support hybrid workloads, virtualization, remote monitoring via HPE iLO and advanced technologies for efficiency and availability.

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Dell servers offer performance, security and flexibility for data centers. They support virtualization, intense workloads and include intelligent remote management via iDRAC.

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IBM servers are renowned for their reliability and advanced processing capacity. Ideal for big data, AI and critical workloads, with a focus on security and continuous innovation.

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Cisco UCS servers combine computing, networking and storage in a unified infrastructure. They offer high availability, scalability and are optimized for hybrid cloud environments.

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Lenovo servers stand out for their energy efficiency, reliability and support for critical loads. They offer flexible solutions for small and large companies, with simplified management and robust security.

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Data recovery on the main servers on the market

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Our solutions cover the following HPE servers

ProLiant DL Series (Rack)

HPE ProLiant DL20 Gen10
HPE ProLiant DL160 Gen10
HPE ProLiant DL180 Gen10
HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen11
HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen11
HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11
HPE ProLiant DL560 Gen10

ProLiant ML Series (Tower)

HPE ProLiant ML30 Gen10
HPE ProLiant ML110 Gen10
HPE ProLiant ML150 Gen10
HPE ProLiant ML350 Gen11

Apollo Series (High-Performance)

HPE Apollo 2000 Gen10 Plus
HPE Apollo 6000
HPE Apollo 6500 Gen10

Synergy Series (Component Infrastructure)

HPE Synergy 480 Gen10 Compute Module
HPE Synergy 660 Gen10 Compute Module

Edgeline Series (Edge Computing)

HPE Edgeline EL1000
HPE Edgeline EL4000

If your model is not listed, please contact our specialists.

Why Digital Recovery?

Digital Recovery has been operating in the data recovery market for over two decades. We specialize in disaster recovery and can recover data from HPE servers.

We have the technology to recover data on highly complex systems, such as RAID systems, storages (NAS, DAS, SAN), databases, virtual machines, among others.

To further guarantee security, we provide a non-disclosure agreement (NDA), thus placing all information about the process under contractual confidentiality.

We can carry out the recovery remotely, in many cases our experts will be on hand to help throughout the process, from the first contact to the approval of the recovered data.

Data loss on servers is critical due to the potential for paralysis of a company’s entire processes. For this reason, we have developed recovery in emergency mode, in which case our laboratories operate with 24×7 availability.

Get in touch with our experts and start the process of recovering data from servers right now.

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Success Cases

We decrypted over 1.5TB of data after a LockBit 2.0 ransomware attack

Soon after a new wave of LockBit 2.0 ransomware attacks, many companies saw their business come to a standstill because of data locked up by encryption. Here is a case of decryption for one of them.

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How we saved a company from a Lockbit 2.0 ransomware attack

We received a contact from a company that said it had suffered an attack and was unable to continue its activities. When they arrived at their offices just after the weekend, they realized that a large part of their data was inaccessible.

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Ransomware attack on one of the largest river logistics companies in Latin America

One of the largest River Logistics companies in Latin America contacted us to decrypt files after an attack by Quantum Ransomware. There has been a wave of attacks by the Quantum group targeting several different companies.

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What our customers say about us

"We had a serious issue following a NAS server power outage in Raid 5. I immediately contacted DIGITAL RECOVERY. After a few days of hard work the issue was resolved."

"One of our RAID servers had stopped. After several attempts without fixing the problem we found DIGITAL RECOVERY and 5 hours later, at 4:00 am, the data was recovered."

"We referred DIGITAL RECOVERY in a special case (data loss) in a storage RAID 5. Digital Recovery recovered 32 million files and the customer was extremely satisfied."

"Without any doubts the best data recovery company. Digital Recovery contact details will always be saved on my cell phone, as I will inevitably need it again."

"The quality of the service is excellent. The attention given to the service is gratifying and the feedbacks that are given leave us calm, knowing that we can trust in the work and dedication."

"Great company, they saved me from a big problem!!! I recommend them, what a quick service, my thanks to the Digital Recovery team for the attention and speed in solving the problem! Awesome!"

"The second time I count on the agility and professionalism of the Digital Recovery team, they are very experienced and agile. I recommend them to everyone"

They helped me recover some data that I had thought was lost. I had a great experience with the team for their calmness, agility, and transparency.

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Answers from our experts

What impacts can data loss have on a company?

Data loss on an HPE server can have serious consequences, especially in business environments that depend on high availability and redundancy. The main impacts include:

Downtime -The unavailability of critical systems can disrupt operational processes, resulting in direct financial losses.
Loss of Sensitive Information – Data such as customer records, financial information or production data can be compromised, generating a loss of credibility and possible legal penalties.
Prolonged Recovery Time – The complexity of RAID and virtualized systems on HPE servers requires specialized solutions for efficient recovery, which can impact recovery times.
High Costs – Costs associated with hardware replacement and loss of productivity can be substantial.

What methods are used to recover data on HPE servers?

Data recovery on HPE servers requires a specialized technical approach due to the complexity of RAID systems, virtualized environments and advanced firmware configurations. The main solutions include:

Detailed Diagnostics – Accurate identification of the problem, whether logical, physical or structural, is essential to avoid actions that could make the situation worse.
RAID System Recovery – In cases of RAID failure, our professionals use specialized tools to rebuild the array, recover metadata and extract data. It is essential never to force a rebuild without prior analysis.
Restoration in Virtualized Environments – Data recovery in virtual machines (VMware, Hyper-V) hosted on HPE servers requires solutions capable of accessing corrupted or inaccessible virtual disks (.vmdk, .vhdx).
Ransomware Data Decryption – For ransomware attacks, advanced strategies such as the use of specialized ransomware decryption tools may be necessary, always with technical support.
Physical Recovery – In cases of physical failure of hard disks, clean lab intervention is essential to restore the components and access the stored data.

If in doubt about any of these methods, you can speak directly to our technicians.

What are the best practices for preventing data loss?

To prevent data loss on HPE servers, it is essential to adopt good practices, including:

Implementing Regular Backups – Maintain periodic backups, both local and in the cloud, with defined retention policies.
Hardware Monitoring – Use tools such as HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) to monitor performance, identify impending failures and perform preventive maintenance.
Redundancy Configurations – Implement RAID with more resilient levels, such as RAID 10 or RAID 6, to mitigate risks in the event of disk failure.
Firmware and Security Updates – Keep the operating system, RAID controllers and firmware up to date to reduce vulnerabilities.
Team training – Train professionals to avoid common mistakes during maintenance and upgrades.

Latest insights from our experts

Hardware failure: Damage to hard disks, SSDs or RAID controllers.
Human error: Accidental deletion of files or partitions.
File system corruption: Problems with NTFS, ext4, ZFS and other systems.
Ransomware attacks: Data encryption by malware.
Logical failures: Boot errors or inaccessible partitions due to software problems.
Electrical failures: Overvoltage or abrupt loss of power.

How does data recovery work on servers configured with RAID?

Recovery in RAID systems is complex and depends on the RAID level:

RAID 0: It is difficult to recover data due to the lack of redundancy, but it is possible to reconstruct fragments of the data with specialized tools.
RAID 1: As the data is mirrored, recovery takes place from the intact disk.
RAID 5/6: Advanced techniques are applied to reconstruct lost data using parity information.

It is essential to identify the correct order of the disks, RAID parameters (stripe size, parity) and avoid rewriting data on the array during the process.

What are the precautions when starting the data recovery process on servers?

Don’t take hasty action: Avoid repeated reboots or the use of inappropriate tools, which can overwrite data.
Prior analysis: Carry out diagnostics to identify physical or logical faults.
Create disk images: Work on copies of the original devices to protect the remaining data.
Check the type of RAID: The recovery procedure varies depending on the configuration of the array.
Safe environment: Keep devices in controlled conditions to prevent further damage.

What are the main challenges in recovering data on virtualized servers?

The main challenges include:

Complexity of virtualized systems: Recovering data from VMs in Hyper-V, VMware or Proxmox requires identifying inaccessible VHD, VMDK or raw files.
Simultaneous failure: Problems in the hypervisor or physical storage can corrupt several VMs at the same time.
Corrupted snapshots: Corrupt snapshots make it difficult to restore to previous states.
Deduplication and encryption: Advanced storage technologies complicate the recovery of individual data.