Embedded LDAP configuration in Portal

Hi,
I am currently working on WL10.1MP1, and need to know the probable files involved in Embedded LDAP Configuration in the domain.
Can anyone let me know.
Regards
Lakshmi

Hi Lakshmi,
Default configurations are part of config.xml, security.xml and ldif files in security folder and files in data/LDAP folder in Admin Server.
Vishnu

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