cpreston wrote:
> 
> So if:
> 
> 1. You've got a high number in the global max jobs per client.
> 2. You leave the max jobs per policy alone (which is unlimited).
> 3. You put a high number in the max jobs per stunit.
> 4. You put a reasonable number in the multiplexing setting of your
> scheds.
> 
> Then you'll get what you want!
> 


Ok, this is what I have:

1. global max jobs set to 99
2. max jobs/policy = unlimited
3. max jobs/stunit = 32 (the max allowed)
4. If I set "media multiplexing" to > 1 in a policy, I get multiple jobs to a 
single tape drive. If I set it = 1, I get multiple jobs to multiple tape drives 
- exactly what I want.

Thanks for clearing this up for me!

-- David

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