Like several other tested machines, the Serengeti uses the common LANDesk implementation of its motherboard manufacturer, ASUStek. The software isn't preloaded, but an installation CD ships with each system. Once the software is installed, it interoperates seamlessly with the motherboard's LM78 ASIC, allowing administrators to monitor temperatures, voltages, and fan failures. The Serengeti, equipped with Intel's TX chip set and an Ultra ATA hard disk, was a mostly average performer for its class. The company's warranty includes three years on parts and a year of on-site service.
Technical support is contracted out to a third party.
The vendor sells the Serengeti directly and via resellers, targeting businesses, schools, and government offices. All in all, this is an average managed system. Inc. All rights reserved. Inc. Content originally published in Ziff Davis Media publications is the copyrighted property of Ziff Davis Media. Copyright 2001 Ziff Davis Media.