Oracle SQL developer 3.2.20.09 connection problem

hello everyone. I just installed oracle SQL developer on mavericks. active JDK is 1.6.0_65. host name : som3a... now the problem is , whenever i try to make a new connection using the previous info and specifiying the default port 1433 i always get the following error
Status : Failure -Test failed: Cannot connect to Microsoft SQL Server on som3a
- can these fields ( connection name , username ,password ) take any values or do they need to be something special like ? i mean the host name must be som3a right so do the same constraint apply on these fields ?
-i tried telnet som3a 1433 , it gets stuck at "trying..."

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