Controller RAID PowerEdge - H700 card

Hello

I have to test a H700 card to see if it works.

I don't know where to start the test.

Could you give me any suggestions on how to test the H700 card?  This is a card that I have to be inserted into a PCI slot, a test and a server.

For example, to test the H700, think must the server have an operating system installed and configured in RAID?  Or is there a simple test, I can do.

Thank you very much for your help.

You could probably start 32-bit Diagnostics to test its basic features, ideally you need readers connected to the two ports to test carefully, but if it starts without error, and you can get in his screen CTRL-R, it will probably be fine.

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