> What are you looking for that Max Full Interval doesn't do?  If you set
> Max Full Interval to 30 days, and only schedule incremental jobs, then
> every 30 days one of your incrementals gets bumped to a full.  Are you
> looking to prevent someone from manually firing off a full?
> 
> Mark

These are VM snapshots so each backup is a full.  We currently do exactly
what you recommend for file system backups and it works great - I'm just not
able to figure out how to do 1 full backup every 30 days (no diff or incr)
w/out scheduling specific times, which I'd like to avoid due to the number
of clients.

-- Craig


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