$ dx -h
mp: plag-telemetry action: ponf
generates plat-telemetry cfg2 for ponf
$ dx -p plat-telemetry -a ponf data.txt output.xml
First line should be the metadata which describes column name with comma delimiter. Afterwards would be the data payload.
e.g
osgroup,osname,osversion,ip_ver,tcp_ttl,tcp_olen,tcp_mss,tcp_win,tcp_wscale,tcp_ipoptions,tcp_quirks,pclass
unix,Linux,3.19 and newer,*,68,0,*,mss*20,10,2-4-8-1-3,6,0
unix,Linux,3.10 and newer,*,64,0,*,mss*20,10,2-4-8-1-3,6,0
unix,Linux,3.12 and newer,*,60,0,*,mss*20,10,2-4-8-1-3,6,0
<application
xmlns="urn:com:linkedin:ns:configuration:source:1.0"
xmlns:w="urn:com:linkedin:ns:configuration:wildcard:1.0"
>
<configuration-source>
<property
name="ponfMetaData"
value="osgroup,osname,osversion,ip_ver,tcp_ttl,tcp_olen,tcp_mss,tcp_win,tcp_wscale,tcp_ipoptions,tcp_quirks,pclass"
></property>
<property name="ponfFeatures">
<set>
<value>unix,Linux,3.19 and newer,*,68,0,*,mss*20,10,2-4-8-1-3,6,0</value>
<value>unix,Linux,3.10 and newer,*,64,0,*,mss*20,10,2-4-8-1-3,6,0</value>
<value>unix,Linux,3.12 and newer,*,60,0,*,mss*20,10,2-4-8-1-3,6,0</value>
</set>
</property>
</configuration-source>
</application>