> As i understand it, X amount of copies equal X full backups, so it should be
> easy to setup proper volume pools and schedules.

Normally this would be appropriate, but in my case I must use full
backups as scarcely as possible due to bandwidth restraints. Normally
all clients get full backups every three months, and incremental
backups are performed in-between. The problem I'm having is that after
so many incrementals I have tons copies of the same file (with
changes).

What I hope to do is eliminate all copies older than a specified date
as long as there are still X  number of copies left in the catalog.

Eventually I hope to use synthetic backups to prune these files from
the backup volumes (I use a disk based solution to backup windows
servers).

Sincerely,
-- 
Michael Short
Securenets
(901) 233-9926

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