How is the MAC to Vendor substitution in some WCS reports made by?

Hi,
I'm running WCS 7.0.164.0 and using several reports. For example in the 'clientsession' report there is a column 'Vendor'. I this column the clients MAC Address is substituted by a Vendor Name like Intel, HTC, Apple, etc.. I was wondering how the substitution is made by. Is this a editable file? I'm in the need to have the substitution for newer Apple iPad MAC's which are marked as unknown in the Report. Any hints to do that?
Greetings Ralf

UPDATE
I'm running the Linux Version of WCS 7.0.164.0 and could not find the vendorMacs.xml as referenced in the above Link. Does anyone know the Filename and location for the Linux Version?
tnx Ralf
Found it: after I corrected a Typo with the grep command.. ;-))
/WCS7.0.164.0/webnms/conf/vendorMacs.xml

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