Leviton Wiring- Says Cat5 but no Connection?

Hey guys-
I live in a home with Cat5 wiring throughout (4 rooms have Cat5 jacks). The Cat5 cable from each port on the wall goes into a central Leviton system Box in the laundry room. Each Cat5 cable in the box goes into a PCB w/ white connectors for each individual wire (see attached pic). The PCB appears to be a HUB, but doesn't have RJ45 Jacks/ports- just individual wires from each Cat5 cable that slides into the connector.

The problem is when I hook up my Router to the RJ45 port in one of the rooms- and a laptop in another room- I don't get a connection. I'm positive it's not the problem of the laptop as I've tried multiple computers and connecting cables.

Each cable in the Leviton box has a orange+orange/white, Blue+Blue/white, green+green/white, and brown+brown/white.

I have a cable modem connecting to the router. From the router ONE of the ports plugs into the wall port. I then plug a laptop into a wall port somewhere else in the house and get nothing. I know the Modem/Router are working as I get internet when I connect directly to the router (which is what I'm using to post this here). It's a cable modem and gigabit router.

What am I missing?
Thanks guys!

jautor-
Thanks for the reply. Yes, on the back of the PCB, all similar wires are in parallel. ie- all blue wires connect to eachother, all blue/white connect to each other, etc etc. I believe you're right- this is for phone line stuff.

If I'm not concerned about phone lines (I don't use land lines, just cell phone)- can I just install one of those Leviton Network boards, and be able to plug my router into ANY jack in the house, and get connection on ANY/ALL jacks in the house at that point? Essentially, I can network to any computer, get internet access, etc- no matter which port I plug the router or computers into? How much do those units cost?

I'm not sure what a keystone is... I'll try to google it and see. I'd hate to run a patch cord- the attic space is not the easiest to work in, plus drop the wire down the wall, etc etc. If I can just wire that unit into the box, that'd be the easiest solution for me- again, depending on price...

wait a sec- re-reading this here...

So I can yank the wires off the block... terminate them into a keystone/connector on the wire that goes to the room that contains the modem... and then directly connect it to the wires within the Leviton box for the rooms I need connected? In all reality- I only need to connect 1 room to another. I really don't need all the other rooms connected- just thought it'd be nice to have, but not NEEDED.

Is that possible? Do I need a patch cable to run in between, or JUST the connectors and hook those together?

let me clarify more here-

So I can take the cable from the room with the router/modem... disconnect it from the phone block- terminate it with a male connector... and then place a female connector on the cable that goes to the room that I want to receive the internet connection and that's it? Then just plug those 2 together right inside the Leviton box and be done? Or is it more complicated than that?

I do have a AC Power in there. Are the switches expensive, or can I use just any old switch? And by switches, I assume you mean a router?

Jeff-
Thanks for the help. I'm a little confused...

If I want to keep my modem & router in my living room... and then connect from the router to the wall port- which then goes to the box... do I put a switch INSIDE the box? ie- here's what I want-

Living Room--> Cable Modem --> Router --> Wall Port --> Leviton Box --> Switch --> Home Office Wall Port (or any other room that has a wall port).

Will that work? If I put the switch in the Leviton box itself- will that allow me to plug my cable modem + Router into any wall port in the house, and in turn, access internet/home network from any other port in the house?

I know I'd have to terminate each of those cables in the Leviton box so I can plug them into the switch...

I appreciate all the help!

Oh shoot- I see now. I'd have to make sure whichever room holds the modem/router is plugged into the port on the switch marked as 'uplink'.

Really, like I said before- all I REALLY need to do is connect the modem/router from the living room, to the port in my home office. If I can use a keystone/connector type thing inside the Leviton box to connect JUST THOSE TWO cables, I should be good to go.

Using a switch is nice, but not REQUIRED...

Is that correct?

Sweet! Thank you! I'll give this a shot tomorrow!