> In that case, how can I explicitly enforce 1 Default job at a time?
> Imagine the following scenario:
> 
> Default Job
> Client A
> Client B
> Client C
> Priority 20

All job definitions are tied to one (and only one) client, so this will
not work. You can't be running the *same* job on multiple clients, hence
MaxConcurrentJobs in the job resource (which affects only jobs spawned
from this particular resource) has no effect.

If you are backing up to disk I suppose the simplest way would be
writing Default jobs to a separate Storage resource with
MaxConcurrentJobs set to 1.

Or you could just use a single Storage with MaxConcurrentJobs set to 1,
since from your description it seems that you never need to write more
than one job at a time...

Andrea

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