Setting up Excel CI connect for FSCM 9.1 VM templates

I want to use the Excel to CI in the FSCM VM Demo system. I have set up VM templates and application designer but I cannot make my Excel to CI work, would anyone know what connect information, I tried the following and then try to connect as user VP1/VP1 and tried to open the VNDR_CI_EXCEL CI
     Web Server Machine Name:     10.44.11.18
     Protocol:
     HTTP Port:     8000
     Portal:     EMPLOYEE
     PeopleSoft Site Name:     TESTDB
     Node:     PT_LOCAL
     Language Code:     ENG
     Chunking Factor:     40
     Error Threshold:
     Action:

Naish wrote:
PeopleSoft Site Name: TESTDBAre you sure it is not ps ?
Node: PT_LOCALAre you sure ?
Nicolas.

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