Thank you for all of your help. I will definitely look into all of that tomorrow. I may have a professional come look at this because this may be above my capabilities.

So the white cord in the middle of the splitter connects to the modem. The white cord on the left connects to cable tv and the black cable on the right connects to the cameras. Also i should not that this picture was taken before i moved the modem router. Now the middle white cable is replaced with one of the cables on the top right of the panel that went to the living room. The modem and router are now there and not in this panel room. The modem connects to the router through Ethernet. The white. Cable on that punch panel with the cat 5 wires goes straight into the wall and to the internet provider.

So the white cord in the middle of the splitter connects to the modem. The white cord on the left connects to cable tv and the black cable on the right connects to the cameras. Also i should not that this picture was taken before i moved the modem router. Now the middle white cable is replaced with one of the cables on the top right of the panel that went to the living room. The modem and router are now there and not in this panel room. The modem connects to the router through Ethernet. The white. Cable on that punch panel with the cat 5 wires goes straight into the wall and to the internet provider.

Thank you so much for your help. We pay for 300mbps and that is perfect for everything i need, but i live in a pretty large house and would like wired connections for the xbox and other things. There is a telephone cord that is cat5 in every room (dont know why we wanted that many telephones but i am happy now) but when i plug an Ethernet cord into the xbox no internet is brought there; it still uses wifi to connect. The internet connection goes from that one cord in the picture of the whole panel into that splitter that used to go to the cable boxed, router, and cameras. Is there a way to connect that white cord to the splitter? Basically just was those cat5 cables converted to be used for Ethernet

It is quite close to the wall so i am unable to get a picture of the other side without taking it off. Im am unsure of what that white cord is because we used to have it wired for telephone so i am not sure what to do with that white cord

panel setup for the ethernet cords do you have any ideas on how to switch this to Ethernet. Its there a way to keep the blue cables plugged in or should I connect them all to rj45 jacks and get a punch panel and run that to the main internet line?