configuration settings of SQL Developer for instance vision R12.1.1

I managed to install vision r12.1.1 oracle instance in my laptop.

I want to connect to the database, where can I find details of hostname, port, and sid vision instance configuration in SQL Developer details

Thank you.

Host name - your name or the IP Address of the machine

for SID PORT - please see tnsnames.ora file in your oracle home/network/admin

Tnsnames.ora - Oracle FAQ

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