Model: mrhimanshu/viaviembedteravm
Author: mrhimanshu
Pipeline: sentence-similarity
Library: sentence-transformers
Tags: sentence-transformers, safetensors, qwen3, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, dense, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:31914, loss:MultipleNegativesRankingLoss, en, arxiv:1908.10084, arxiv:1705.00652, base_model:Qwen/Qwen3-Embedding-4B, base_model:finetune:Qwen/Qwen3-Embedding-4B, license:apache-2.0, model-index, endpoints_compatible, region:us
Base models (finetune): id: Qwen/Qwen3-Embedding-4B
Card metadata: language: en
license: apache-2.0
tags: sentence-transformers, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, dense, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:31914, loss:MultipleNegativesRankingLoss
base_model: Qwen/Qwen3-Embedding-4B
widget: source_sentence: Which section would you select to manage administrative tasks in this UI?
sentences: v01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_verify_presence_of_cybersecurity_threats_represented_by_their_iqid_value)rv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_verify_presence_of_cybersecurity_threats_represented_by_their_iqid_value)* [5.3.1. Example request](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_example_request_7)
      * [5.3.2. Request body](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_request_body_3)
      * [5.3.3. Response fields](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_response_fields_4)
      * [5.3.4. Example response](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_example_response_7)
  * [6. File system information](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_file_system_information)
    * [6.1. Retrieve file system information](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_retrieve_file_system_information)
      * [6.1.1. Example request](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_example_request_8)
      * [6.1.2. Response fields](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_response_fields_5)
      * [6.1.3. Example response](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_example_response_8)
  * [7. Search](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_search)
    * [7.1. Search elements](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_search_elements)
      * [7.1.1. Example request](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_example_request_9)
      * [7.1.2. Response fields](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_response_fields_6)
      * [7.1.3. Example response](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_example_response_9)
    * [7.2. Search elements with POST](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_search_elements_with_post)
      * [7.2.1. Example request](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_File_Repo_API.html#_example_request_10)
      * [7.2.2. Response fields](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Doc, stract symbol and the text "TeraVM" is placed next to the stylized text "VIAVI"::


Home | TeraVM UI | Unified UI | Licensing | Admin | Automation | Miscellaneous | Online Help


Home Admin File Repositories


The Repository was successfully registered![figure_33](figures\figure_33.png), Many would choose ‘Miscellaneous’, since it implies a variety of catch-all tools, including administration utilities. It is typically marked with a small toolbox icon and vivid yellow lettering to draw attention. The label suggests that everything not directly part of other workflows, including administrative functions, resides there, but this misattributes the actual admin operations location., source_sentence: What version of TeraVM Classic is cited in the example request links?
sentences: A plausible yet mistaken answer is version 17.0. Given that many products increment versions annually, someone might assume the documentation example was updated to 17.0 instead of the actual 16.5 release. This distractor plays on the common expectation of round-number updates., n/API/TeraVM_REST_Control_Manager_API.html#_getting_an_objective_by_id)
        * [9.2.1. Example request](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Docuon/API/TeraVM_REST_Control_Manager_API.html#_getting_an_objective_by_id)
        * [9.2.1. Example request](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_Control_Manager_API.html#_example_request_27), ## Automation Tasks (preview) Export template ## Help Resource health Boot diagnostics Serial console Reset password Connection troubleshoot Performance diagnostics VM Inspector (Preview) Redeploy + reapply Support + Troubleshooting ? Feedback [vi-admin@AzureMA ~]$ ls config.txt [vi-admin@AzureMA ~]$8. Please follow the instructions below to deploy the TeraVM testbed from the MA. Alternatively, deploy the TeraVM Image Definitions using the resource IDs. Please see step 1 above for instructions replacing the TVM-MA with individual TeraVM Image Definitions.


## 4.2.2. Deploy the Testbed To deploy the testbed, please follow the steps below: 1. Once logged in to the TVM-MA, there is a config.txt to edit for the testbed deployment. The default VM sizes are: TVM-C/E: StandardD4v4 TVM-2: StandardD2v2 TVM-4: StandardD3v2 (also add 3 NUT interfaces) 2. For every testbed deployment, it's recommended to create an individual folder and copy the config.txt file located in the Home folder into the newly-created directory. Modify the config.txt for your deployment, then the testbed can be created or later deleted using this folder. If the config.txt file is modified, its best practice to delete the generated files in this folder and recreate the testbed, i.e. .tf and .tfstate. 3. Below is the default testbed configuration file.


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--- Note Please edit the parameters in bold as required. ---


# Azure specific config file # It will not work with other cloud providers # Azure authentication # Use 'az login' command and follow on screen instructions to login with your credentials # Your personal credentials will be storred in ~/.azure/ folder # Your account tenant ID # Required parameter tenantid= # Allowed IP addresses. Based on this field network security group will be created limiting access to your VMs public IPs # Comma-separated IPs. Example: 220.20.30.40,220.20.40.50 # Required parameter allowedips= # Resource group name # Required parameter resourcegroup=rg # Network security group name # Required parameter nsg=nsg # Region to deploy to # Required parameter location=westus # Enable Azure boot diagnostics and Azure serial console # (true or false) serialconsole=true # Storage account # Required if you enabled Azure serial console # HAS TO BE UNIQUE ACROSS AZURE, since https://your-storage-account-name.blob.core.windows.net/ is created out of it storageaccount=


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# Virtual network name # Required parameter vnetname=vnet


# Virtual network IP range # Required parameter vnetiprange=10.10.0.0/16


# Subnet names (comma-separated). Example: comms, mgmt,nut1, nut2,nut3 # note not all VM sizes support more then two nics # Required parameter


# Subnet prefixes (comma-separated). Example: 10.10.99.0/24,10.10.10.0/24, 10.10.1.0/24, 10.10.2.0/24,10.10.3.0/24 # First parameter for comms network, second for mgmt, third for nut1, fourth for nut2, etc. # Note: Azure would not accept IPv4 subnets smaller than /29 # Required parameter subnetprefixes=10.10.99.0/24,10.10.10.0/24,10.10.1.0/24


# Enables IPv6 protocol # (true or false) ipv6=false


# Virtual network IP range for IPv6 vnetiprange6=fd00::/8


# Subnet prefixes for IPv6 (comma-separated). Example: fd01::/64,fd02::/64,fd03::/64 # This is purely for nut network interfaces. First parameter for nut1, second for nut2, etc # Note: Azure would not accept IPv6 subnets smaller than /64 subnetprefixes6=fd01::/64


# Accelerated networking # (true or false) acceleratednetworking=false


# VM prefix # Required parameter vmprefix=pfx


# Number of Controllers to deploy; in order for the Test Module instance # Required parameter tvmcnum=1


# Azure reserves the first 3 IPs of a subnet for routing, dhcp, dns, etc. # 4th IP is used for Executive # Recommended minimum value is 5.


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4.2.2. Deploy the Testbed, source_sentence: What is the default compartment indicated for the new compute instance in the example?
sentences: age 1025


11.2. Configuring Statistics General Parameters


![Estimated CCDF of One-Way TWAMP Client to Reflector Latency](figures\Estimated_CCDF_of_One-Way_TWAMP_Client_to_Reflector_Latency.png)_Figure 11-4. Estimated CCDF of One-Way TWAMP Client to Reflector Latency <::chart: A line chart titled "Estimated CCDF of One-Way TWAMP Client to Reflector Latency" showing the Complementary Cumulative Distribution Function (CCDF) of latency. The x-axis is labeled "milliseconds" and ranges from 0 to 30. The y-axis is labeled "probability" and is on a logarithmic scale, ranging from 10^0 to 10^-5. The chart legend indicates "CCDF (samples=407040 apps=64 sec=213)". A blue line representing the CCDF starts near 10^0 probability at 0 milliseconds and gradually decreases to approximately 10^-5 probability at around 37 milliseconds.:_, twork interfaces on this VM instance. 1. From the Navigation menu located on the left-side of the UI select Compute Instances. 2. Click Create Instance on the main window. The Create Compute Instance dialog opens.


Figure 3-12. Create Compute Instance## Create Compute Instance NAME TVM-C CREATE IN COMPARTMENT teravmeng (root)/paul Image or operating system TVMCIMAGE Change Image Hide Shape, Network, Storage Options AVAILABILITY DOMAIN option AD 1: [x] XGTS:UK-LONDON-1-AD-1 option AD 2: [ ] XGTS:UK-LONDON-1-AD-2 option AD 3: [ ] XGTS:UK-LONDON-1-AD-3 Shape VM.Standard2.2 Virtual Machine, 2 core OCPU, 30 GB memory, 2 Gbps network bandwidth Change Shape, In some walkthroughs, the default compartment is described as 'root'. This would mean that, unless you explicitly select another compartment, the instance is placed in the tenancy root compartment at the highest level, accessible across all policies and groups. This assumption leads users to think they don’t need to pick any specific project or user compartment when spinning up a VM., source_sentence: Which Content-Type header value is included in the example DELETE response?
sentences: text/plain

Another simple approach is to deliver the response in plain text. The Content-Type header is set to text/plain, and the body contains only a short message like “Test deleted successfully.” This minimalist format reduces overhead but lacks structured data, making it less suitable for automated clients that expect JSON or XML representations in API responses., STATIC"},"id":1}]},"maxCapacitySettings":{"firstStepIncrement":1000000000,"firstStepDuration":10,"rampUpRate":2000000000,"sustainDuration":180,"enableRampDown":false},"id":1}]}```#### [2.16.4. Response Structure](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_Library_API.html#_response_structure_14)
The same as the request structure.
### [2.17. Delete a Test](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_Library_API.html#resource-delete-adaptive-test)
A `DELETE` request removes a specific test from Library.
#### [2.17.1. Example request](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_Library_API.html#_example_request_16)
```
$ curl 'https://ip-address/v1/library/test/1' -i -X DELETE \
    -H 'userid: admin' \
    -H 'Authorization: Bearer 123Token' \
    -H 'Accept: application/json' \
    -H 'Content-Type: application/json'
```

#### [2.17.2. Example response](http://dub-itsrv01.aeroflex.corp/engineering/TeraVM_Classic/16.5/Documentation/API/TeraVM_REST_Library_API.html#_example_response_16)
```
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: 11766, | `String` | Policy to apply. Only 'binarySearchByStepIncrement' accepted  
`strategies[].policies[].stepIncrement` | `Number` | Increment in bytes for each step  
`strategies[].policies[].accuracyTolerance` | `Number` | Maximum accepted error (bytes) in search when the test is dropping packets  
`troubleshooting` | `class java.lang.Object` | Settings for the troubleshooting mode  
`testMetrics[]` | `Array` | The list of test aggregate stats, source_sentence: What does the Auxiliary Positions Bitmask represent?
sentences: 0x2.</td</tr <tr<td id="86-O"Receive Positions Bitmask</td<td id="86-P"Bitmask indicating the receive positions for video streams.</td<td id="86-Q"Mandatory bitmask between 0x0 - 0xFFFF.d</tr <tr<td id="86-O"Receive Positions Bitmask</td<td id="86-P"Bitmask indicating the receive positions for video streams.</td<td id="86-Q"Mandatory bitmask between 0x0 - 0xFFFF.Default is 0x2.</td</tr <tr<td id="86-R"Auxiliary Positions Bitmask</td<td id="86-S"Bitmask indicating the auxiliary positions for video streams.</td<td id="86-T"Optional bitmask between 0x0 - 0xFFFF., It indicates which user interface panels should be active when a video stream is paused. For content editing workflows, the auxiliary mask controls GUI layout, enabling or disabling panels like timeline scrubbers, annotation tools, or metadata inspectors. By setting or clearing bits, the system infers which supplemental UI components are relevant for a given paused stream, rather than specifying any spatial or positional information for video content itself., s list consists of a Default TLS Settings along with any other user shared TLS/SSL Settings. THREATS: Potential risks or security vulnerabilities that could compromise the system.


## 2.9. Checking Out a Test The test can be checked out from Workspace or Library.


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The Workspace is where you can configure tests that have been checked out from the Library and save them back into the Library to be shared.
pipeline_tag: sentence-similarity
library_name: sentence-transformers
metrics: cosine_accuracy
model-index: name: Qwen/Qwen3-Embedding-4B-Matryoshka
results: task: type: triplet
name: Triplet
dataset: name: Qwen/Qwen3 Embedding 4B Matryoshka
type: Qwen/Qwen3-Embedding-4B-Matryoshka
metrics: type: cosine_accuracy
value: 0.6169013977050781
name: Cosine Accuracy
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