VDSL connection in turkey

hi all,
i have one VDSL connection from ttnet in turkey.
i have configured the cisco c887va router . as per my knowledge the configuration is correct, but still i am not getting IP address from ISP.
the VDSL interface is showing up and in the router also CD lights stable green.
i am attaching the config as well as the " sh controller vdsl 0"
please let me know any changes required for turkey.

Hi Zeuscyril
Please provide the output of "debug ppp negotiation" to see what is happening.
HTH
-Amit

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