SQLCE Agent Replication Problem, maybe related to SQL Server not on default port

I've got a problem getting the SQL Server CE Replication setup on a new server. SQL Server is 2008 R2 but we are running on a non-standard port (not 1433) and I'm not sure where I'd tell the agent that or if I need to. I've turned on full diagnostics and
set the Level to 3.  Using the diag option on the agent, I can see that is set. 
In the log file, I get this error: Hr=80004005 ERR:OpenDB failed getting pub version 28627 (rest of log is below)
when I try to sync
and the client gets: : 0x80004005
 Message   : Failure to connect to SQL Server with provided connection information. SQL Server does not exist, access is denied because the IIS user is not a valid user on the SQL Server, or the password is incorrect.
 Minor Err.: 29061
I am pretty certain that the user name / password are correct and I can connect as that user in SQL Server Management Studio. I don't see anything in the SQL Server log file for a failed connection. I do so those if I login through the Management Studio
without entering the password for example so I believe that is setup.  The Agent is on the same machine as the database server so I don't believe it is a firewall or network error but this is a new machine / setup so I may be missing something in the
setup. 
 I am not sure exactly what else to look at to try to understand what is going on.
Agent Log (Partial):
2014/09/30 19:36:51 Hr=00000000 Compression Level set to  1
2014/09/30 19:36:51 Hr=00000000 Count of active RSCBs =  0
2014/09/30 19:36:51 Thread=EC8 RSCB=2 Command=OPWC Hr=00000000 Total Compressed bytes in =  203
2014/09/30 19:36:51 Thread=EC8 RSCB=2 Command=OPWC Hr=00000000 Total Uncompressed bytes in =  385
2014/09/30 19:36:51 Thread=EC8 RSCB=2 Command=OPWC Hr=00000000 Responding to OpenWrite, total bytes =  203
2014/09/30 19:36:51 Thread=EC8 RSCB=2 Command=OPWC Hr=00000000 C:\inetpub\wwwroot\MobileRepService\35.71ACEC98F130_15D653BB-58BD-440A-BE57-C94E24CDCB59 0
2014/09/30 19:36:51 Thread=137C RSCB=2 Command=SYNC Hr=00000000 Synchronize prepped 0
2014/09/30 19:37:08 Hr=80004005 ERR:OpenDB failed getting pub version 28627
2014/09/30 19:37:09 Thread=137C RSCB=2 Command=SCHK Hr=80004005 SyncCheck responding 0
2014/09/30 19:37:09 Thread=137C RSCB=2 Command=SCHK Hr=00000000 Removing this RSCB 0
<STATS Period_Start="2014/09/30 19:32:50" Period_Duration="904" Syncs="2" SubmitSQLs="0" RDAPushes="0" RDAPulls="0" AVG_IN_File_Size="385" AVG_OUT_File_Size="0" Completed_Operations="0"
Incomplete_Operations="2" Total_Sync_Thread_Time="33" Total_Transfer_Thread_Time_IN="0" Total_Transfer_Thread_Time_OUT="0" Total_Sync_Queue_Time="0" Total_Transfer_Queue_Time_IN="0" Total_Transfer_Queue_Time_OUT="0"
/>

Thanks - that got me past that issue - I was passing the wrong database as the Publisher due to a configuration error (we are bringing up a new publication server and missed changing one of the parameters in a configuration file). I've now got another
error but if I can't determine what is wrong with that I'll post a different question.

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