Does anyone know the logic that CUMA uses?

Question

We are trying to get a CUma setup to work and the iphone just hangs and verifying, and I am seeing packets traversing the ASA, I know the certificates are good, but The phones are just not working.
I used this document,
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cuma/7_1/XML/new_installs/b_cuma71_new_install_config.html
and I have a NAT issue resolved since EZVPN breaks when following the doc exact with the nat rules.
Cuma needs to see the ASA Inside IP, correct? Thats what I gather from the Doc.
OK say the Certificates are good, Nat is good, TLS is working MMP is OK etc. What are the steps taken when a phone connects to Cuma?
Phone touches ASA, ASA proxies the connection to the cuma server using its inside IP as the source, instead of the real IP of the phone, server responds to the IP, ASA translates it back to the real IP and sends it to the phone.  So far thats what is happening, whats the next step Cuma takes to get the phone to register?
Cisco TAC is going around in circles with us, one says its certificates and points to ASA, ASA says its the server and points back.
Cisco Tac broke the signed certificates in the process of trying to "fix" them when they deleted the key-pairs.  I reinstalled all certificates by the book and they are working.

Answer 1

USMC --  I found this for you.  I was pretty sure it was YoYo Ma.
This is from the NYTimes.  http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/05/with-steve-jobs-tribute-a-home-page-ref lects-its-founder-again/
On most days, Apple.com is like any other corporate home page — a billboard, a news hub for corporate goings-on and a launching pad for an online store where people can buy stuff. Every once in a while, though, it turns into something unlike any other big company’s home page.
Friday was one such day, when Apple’s home page featured a video tribute to Steven P. Jobs, the company’s co-founder and former chief executive who died a year ago to the day. The 105-second video consisted of still black-and-white images of Mr. Jobs with audio of him announcing Apple products like the iPhone and describing Apple’s corporate philosophy. The music on the soundtrack is Bach’s Prelude No. 1 in G Major for Cello, played by Yo-Yo Ma, who was a friend of Mr. Jobs.
You can find it on iTunes, under Suite for Solo Cello, No. 1.
It's at the top of the YYM, Bach list.