My house was all wired up when it was built and has a 110 Networking Block in the Garage and Cat5e cabling to numerous places in the house.  Dedicated RJ45 faceplates seem to have all 4 wires hooked up, whereas ones with a rj45 and phone have 2 pairs on the rj45 and 1 pair on the phone.

I've managed to track down where 4 solo RJ45 outlets terminate to on the 110 block just using a switch and laptop and watching link lights.

I've now found 2 near enough to each other that I could run a 5-6metre cable around the door frame from to it. I'd just need to move the modem.

I was wondering what I'm looking for on the 110 Block in regards to finding where the VDSL connection comes in? So I can move it.  I don't have a tone tester or anything.  Where the internet is currently wired to is a dual faceplate & behind it is:

• Blue & Blue/White pair wired to one port - That goes to the DSL port on the Modem via the cable

• Orange & Orange/White pair wired to the leftover Phone jack

This is part of my 110 Block and I wondered if the Chorus tech marked the outlet with that white tape but then the orange & orange/white pair aren't wired to anything...

Any tips / suggestions on locating the VDSL connection so I can change where the Modem gets plugged into?

I read something about "creating a line bus" in the Siemons User Guide for the 110 block, is the blue & blue/white long repeating S wiring config possibly all OK to wire it to?

Cheers,

Matt