How to integrate Mantis with TestLink - xampp

OS: Windows 10
I have installed TestLink(testlink-1.9.15) and Mantis(mantisbt-1.3.3) on XAMPP successfully. Both of them can be launched in browser separately.
I want to integrate Mantis with TestLink. To do this I followed the doc "tl-bts-howto.pdf" which is located at \testlink\docs folder. In that PDF I found the following lines to configure Mantis in TestLink:
Step 2 – Test Link – Configure Mantis interface
Edit file /cfg/mantis.cfg.php
But, unfortunately I did not find any file named "mantis.cfg.php" in cfg folder of TestLink.
What can I do? Is there any way to configure/integrate Mantis with TestLink?

Prerequisite: Successful installation of XAMPP
Install and configure TestLink and Mantis on XAMPP
Browse TestLink on a browser and log in (In my case it was http://localhost:8077/testlink/ )
Click "Issue Tracker Management" link at the left
Click Create button -> Enter a Issue Tracker name as your choice (I inputted as "mantis - (Interface:db)")
Select "mantis (Interface: db) from the Type drop down and enter the text in Configuration text area mentioned in screenshot attached herewith.
Lastly click Save button to save
Note: In the above configuration text, be specific for individual information. It may vary person to person.
You can get the configuration example by clicking "Show configuration example" link

mantis.cfg.php is not part of Mantis. You can see this in the testlink source.

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