Asterisk Help!

[crumbles]

OK, so I've posted this on a few different message boards, and I've gotten pretty damn far. I'm stuck on this final issue, and I figured I'd post it here to see if anyone has any idea at all.

Here's my setup.

I'm running Asterisk on Gentoo. My VoIP provider is Sunrocket. Finally, after tweak after tweak, I managed to get outbound calls to work. (I haven't even started on inbound yet.)

Anyway, the problem is the SECOND the person that I'm calling picks up, I just get dropped. Hung up on. Instantly. Here is the error I get when that happens: (i changed the actual phone number for obvious reasons)

-- Executing Dial("SIP/2000-bc18", "SIP/sunrocket-out/7705551234") in new stack
-- Called sunrocket-out/7705551234
-- SIP/sunrocket-out-e675 is making progress passing it to SIP/2000-bc18
-- SIP/sunrocket-out-e675 answered SIP/2000-bc18
-- Attempting native bridge of SIP/2000-bc18 and SIP/sunrocket-out-e675
-- Got SIP response 491 "Request Pending" back from 67.133.234.125
== Spawn extension (sipphone, 7705551234, 1) exited non-zero on 'SIP/2000-bc18'

What the hell does that mean? Here is what my .conf files look like:

*edit*
Finally got it working. Damn. I had a damn misspell in one of my conf files. ANGER.

[umdstu]

I was wondering if you could help me with my setup. I'm trying to get asterisk working with my sunrocket.

So far I've got a dial tone, but can't 'hear the monkeys', or much else.

If you're willing to help i'll show you the changes I've done to my .conf files and the sunrocket. Thanks in advance

[crumbles]

I was wondering if you could help me with my setup. I'm trying to get asterisk working with my sunrocket.

So far I've got a dial tone, but can't 'hear the monkeys', or much else.

If you're willing to help i'll show you the changes I've done to my .conf files and the sunrocket. Thanks in advanceWell, I've long left sun****et, but I can get yours working if you want.

PM me the address to your linux box, and give me a UN and PW for it. I can jump in there and take a look at your .conf files for you.