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 The purpose of this work is to continue previous SMB studies to better understand the use of the protocol in a real-world production system in use at the University of Connecticut.  
 The main contribution of our work is the exploration of I/O behavior in modern file system workloads as well as new examinations of the inter-arrival times and run times for I/O events.
 We further investigate if the recent standard models for traffic remain accurate.  
-Our findings reveal interesting data relating to the number of read and write events.  We notice that the number of read and write events is significantly less than creates that the average of bytes transferred over the wire is much smaller than what has been seen in previous studies.  Furthermore we find an increase in the use of metadata for overall network communication that can be taken advantage of through the use of smart storage devices.
+Our findings reveal interesting data relating to the number of read and write events.  We notice that the number of read and write events is significantly less than creates and that the average of bytes transferred over the wire is much smaller than what has been seen in previous studies.  Furthermore we find an increase in the use of metadata for overall network communication that can be taken advantage of through the use of smart storage devices.
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 \section{Introduction}