Connection login/password in SQL Developer

I had install the Database App Development VM Appliance but i can not create a connection in SQL Developer.
I tried the following user/password :
sys/oracle
sys/sys
hr/oracle
oracle/oracle
With hr/oracle i could connect in Oracle Enterprise Manager (not as SYSDBA), but could not create a connection in SQL Developer.
The only instructions I found about it was in the terminal message:
"All passwords are oracle or noted if otherwise."
How can I connect to database as SYSDBA?
Thanks

i used...
sys/oracle
connection type: basic
role: sysdba
hostname: localhost.localdomain
port: 1521
sid: orcl
wouldn't it have made sense if the VM had these settings saved in it when it was loaded?

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