Increasing test range to run.

diff --git a/Installation.md b/Installation.md
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@@ -54,6 +54,8 @@ cat .ssh/id_dsa.pub >> .ssh/authorized_keys
 ssh farm@localhost</code></pre>
 Once that works properly, then the cron command changes to:
 <pre><code>6 * * * * ssh -tt farm@localhost $HOME/bin/build_farm.sh</code></pre>
 ssh farm@localhost</code></pre>
 Once that works properly, then the cron command changes to:
 <pre><code>6 * * * * ssh -tt farm@localhost $HOME/bin/build_farm.sh</code></pre>

+21. The default tests that are run are a limited set, from 1 to 999.  This covers basic Exim functions, but does not exercise a lot of the advanced functions.  Once a few cronjob runs complete successfully, increase the range of tests to run.  Edit the *build-farm.conf* file and change the `range_num_tests => '1 999',` to `range_num_tests => '1 5999',` and it will run more advanced tests.
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 ## Multiple build clients on one machine
 As mentioned above, you can start at step 9 for each additional build you'll do on the same machine.  A second application must be filled out to put the appropriate data in the database because this is treated a separate BuildFarm client:
 
 ## Multiple build clients on one machine
 As mentioned above, you can start at step 9 for each additional build you'll do on the same machine.  A second application must be filled out to put the appropriate data in the database because this is treated a separate BuildFarm client: