Unable to access the data on your virtual server stored on your Proxmox Virtual Environment (PVE)?
Whether your issue is because of a few bad sectors on a single drive environment or a failed RAID, Recovery Force is able to recover your files quickly and affordably.
What is Proxmox Virtual Environment?
“Proxmox Virtual Environment is an open source server virtualization management solution based on QEMU/KVM and LXC, ” according to Proxmox on their website.
Basically, PVE creates virtual containers within a dedicated LVM.
What do you do if your PVE has a failure?
Should you find yourself with a failed PVE with important data on it:
1. Power off the server to make sure no further damage is caused to any drives that might by physically failing
2. Contact Recovery Force, the Proxmox Virtual Environment data recovery professionals to seek advice on the best course of action to recover your critical files
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