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Ubiquiti ENAS data recovery

The Ubiquiti ENAS is a 16-bay rackmount NAS, released in 2026. Its volumes are formatted ZFS. When drives fail or the volume crashes, we image every drive and rebuild the array from the images, so nothing is written to your originals.

16 drives: RAID reconstruction

How to identify it

Brand
Ubiquiti
Model
ENAS
Also sold as
UniFi Enterprise NAS, Enterprise NAS
Released
2026
Type
16-bay rackmount NAS
Drive bays
16
Drives
3.5-inch and 2.5-inch SATA HDD/SSD
M.2 slots
2
Operating system
UniFi OS with UniFi Drive
File systems
ZFS
RAID modes
Mirror, RAID-Z1, RAID-Z2, RAID-Z3
Connection
2 x 25G SFP28, 1 x 10GbE
Processor
8-core ARM Neoverse N2 2.4 GHz

The model name is printed on the front of the unit or on the label on its back or underside.

Recovery methods for this NAS

  • Deleted files or a reset volumeLogical recovery from drives that still work
    Yes

    We image the drives, then search the ZFS volume for deleted files and for the volume as it was before a reset. Stop using the unit straight away: new writes overwrite deleted data.

  • Failed drivesDrives that click, don't spin or have bad sectors
    Yes

    Each failed drive is imaged on its own. Hard drives that have to be opened go into our clean room, with donor parts matched to the exact drive.

  • RAID reconstructionRebuilding the array from its member drives
    Main method

    We work out the array layout from the drive images: drive order, stripe size, parity rotation and offsets. Then we rebuild it virtually and mount the volume read-only.

  • Dead unit, healthy drivesThe NAS itself won't power on or start
    Yes

    Your files are on the drives, not in the unit. If the NAS has died, we read the volume straight from the drives without it.

  • Encrypted volumes and foldersEncryption you switched on in the NAS settings
    Needs your key

    If you turned on volume or shared-folder encryption, we need the password or the exported key. Without it the data can't be decrypted, by us or anyone else.

About this model

  • Uses native ZFS (mirror and RAID-Z groups of up to nine drives) rather than the Btrfs-on-RAID layout of the UNAS models.
  • Has 2 M.2 SSD slots. If you fitted SSDs for cache or storage, bring them too.

What recovery costs

Recovery from a 16-bay NAS is priced as NAS and RAID recovery: £750 – £1,500+ plus VAT, depending on the number of drives and how many have failed. Inspection is free, and you get a fixed quote before any work starts.

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Estimated cost£750 – £1,500+excluding VAT

NAS and RAID recovery

The price depends on the number of drives and how many have failed. Bring every drive, labelled with its bay number. Standard turnaround is 5–7 working days.

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