Can't gain internet on Vodafone PPPoE details

Hi,
I'm trying to set up my new TP-Link Archer BE550 router directly with my Openreach ONT, but it fails to establish a PPPoE internet connection.
I have the PPPoE credentials from Vodafone (Full Fibre 910 Mbps plan, UK), but the connection still won’t authenticate.
Has anyone successfully connected a BE550 directly to Vodafone FTTP?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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@-Sputnic
I can confirm the router can work as we'd like - my issue was with the password if you don't have this in an email and like me was given it over the phone go back on the live chat and get them to send you it in an email
Further to it is they say VLAN ID is 901 ignore it and when connecting originally under the special requirements bit under where you put the username and password just set it to none - for me it just figured itself out - this did fail when i set 901 as the ID.
If this still isn't working for you then i'm not sure what is going on but TLDR: Get vodafone to email you the details. Type them, no copy and paste. Leave any advanced settings blank. This should now give you internet access.
If this still doesn't work let us all know and we will see if we can help.
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This once again proves the importance of double-checking configuration information.
This is also definitely a recommended solution.
C9Clarkey wrote
@woozle
So after all this time it turns out i was getting the password wrong!
When i was given it originally it was over the phone as the live chat messages wasn't coming through for me so they rang and gave it me over the phone, nonetheless clearly there was a mix up as to what letter were uppercase and lowercase.
I only knew about this today when I went back on the live chat to start a new one to confirm that vodafone weren't blocking me from using a 3rd party router and to get the details again. However, this time I did recieve there messages via the chat so they were able to email me the details and low and behold the problem different password.
I then went to check to see if it worked using the VLAN ID i was given and it didn't so i did the very first thing that was suggested by @Tail_uk and as if by magic it worked - so i've now got a functioning router without using the ISP router
Thanks to all that has responded with this trying to help figure out what the issue was!
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