Survey repository Connector ID +Internal CATserver - configuration

Dear All,
I have enabled Internal CATserver in our CRM 7.0 system. In survey repository  in crm_survey_suite transaction I need to create a new parameter XML file for HTTPS. In the XML, what should be the value provided for the 'ConnectorId'.
Please assist.
Regards,
Deepak

Hi Rakshit,
This might help.
https://scn.sap.com/thread/1201652
It asks to implement note 1542027
Please check.
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