Install-CsDatabase Command Execution Failed: the network name cannot be found Lync 2013

Hi, I'm having problems when trying to create a new central management database on Lync 2013 to move the one from Lync 2010.
I'm executing this command:
Install-CsDatabase -CentralManagementDatabase -SQLServerFQDN <FQDN of your SQL Server> -SQLInstanceName <name of instance>
The user is member of RTCUniversalServerAdmins and is a SysAdmin on the SQL Server.
Any ideas are appreciated, thanks!
Eduardo Rojas

Hi, thanks for your response,
The server does respond to PING using the DNS name.
I turned on network discovery and verified I can telnet to the port that is using for SQL, however is not the normal 1433, is another port (1439) , so I don't know if that is needed to be specified when excecuting the command and how to do it because I haven't
been able to see a port switch on the Install-CsDatabase command.
I also specified the correct instance for Lync, is the same server I used to install Lync Server 2013.
when Excecuting the commando it starts generating a lot of information when trying to create the database, it's not like it just doesn't find the server and throws the error immediately. 
One of the things it says before the error is:
Attaching database xds from data path \\server\c$\csdata\... and the path.
The operation failed because xds is DbState_NonExist.
Attaching database failed because one of the files not found. The database will be created.
State of database xds is DbState_DoesNotExist.
Creating database xds from scratch. Data file path = c:\csdata\centralmgmstore\... and the path.
Then the error is generated: The network name cannot be found.
Any other ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks.
Eduardo Rojas

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