Corrections

FRAMINGHAM (01/28/2000) - The chart accompanying a recent story (NW, Jan. 24, page 16) inaccurately depicted the relationship between Lucent and Chromatis.

Lucent has invested an undisclosed amount of money in Chromatis, which makes optical access gear.

Our recent NOS review (NW, Jan. 24, page 71) should have stated that SCO UnixWare came in third in our Long TCP network test and that SCO UnixWare offers a multithreaded stack. We also neglected to mention that Red Hat Linux ships with a Web-based configuration tool, called swat, for managing the Samba file system.

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