Looks like a couple of problems here. I don't believe the Cisco phone handles md5, so remove that line.
As I told before, tried 3 different approaches: 1) password; md5; 2) password, no md5; 3) no password, no md5.
Only the third one worked. Trying to give SOME security, I added: deny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 permit=1.2.3.4/255.255.255.255 to the config.
In your sip.conf you have "nat=yes", but in the sip show peers it is saying "Nat=N". That would imply that you need to "stop" asterisk and restart it after making such changes. Reload does _not_ reread all such changes, so don't use that until you have a solid understanding of its use.
The config was reloaded using "sip reload" and by stoping and restarting asterisk. Both returned the same Nat=N. No changes noticed.
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