Broadband Light Blinking Green/Red

I will try calling again tomorrow. In the mean time, can anyone tell me if this looks correct? And the wires seem seated correctly?

Not sure why only one pair is terminated and can't see the jack size. It's right if that's where the feed is, but that's not a secure connection there should be a plastic cap that clips over the wires and snaps into place to hold them secure. Per my thoughts statement that could easily be a bad connection.

@spoom2 @my thoughts you are correct, a friend of mine who works for another service provider explained how it’s done correctly over the phone. They are now properly stripped and seated at the bottom since I don’t have a punch tool. I also have the plastic cover, took it off for the picture.

New question, should the wires be stripped just a bit at the NID terminals? I’m kinda walking into these problems because whoever used to live here apparently tried some DIY and apparently failed

@ my thoughts How do you know it's a 8p8c jack? Just because it's a 4 pair termination doesn't determine the number of pins in the jack. Just curious. Also if it is an 8pin jack plugging a 4pin into it, although it will work, can cause connection problems, seen it many times.

@spoom2 I believe he is correct, looks like an RJ45 Keystone to me, standard DSL jack from AT&T several years back utilizing their green phone cable to connect the the modem