WEST VIRGINIA NETWORK

WVNET is the West Virginia Network, a dynamic service organization providing telecommunications and computing services within West Virginia. WVNET was created in 1975 to provide central computing facilities and wide-area network communications linking its "central site" computing resources in Morgantown with the campus computing systems at most of the colleges and universities throughout the state. We have since grown to provide services for K-12 schools, government and non-profit agencies. As you can see in our menu we have a large collection of services to offer, often at prices below those of private industry. Perhaps we may solve some of your computing needs.

West Virginia Network
837 Chestnut Ridge Road
Morgantown, WV 26505
304-293-5192

WVU Campus Mailbox: 6890

WVNET DROPS INTERNET RATES!!!

WVNET has dropped its Internet rates from $119 per megabit to $71 per megabit as of August 1, 2009. This is over a forty percent reduction.

Our current customers can choose to keep their same bandwidth and save the money or they can increase their bandwidth while keeping their payments the same. If you wish to increase your bandwidth, you should contact Allen Daugherty at WVNET.

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WVNET Helpdesk

WVNET provides technical support for our customers 24x7x365. You may call at any time to report a problem and ask for assistance. Our goal is to solve your problem and get you back to computing in a timely and friendly manner. Call today at 304-293-5192.

Click here to access WVNET's Problem Tracking System .

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Every Organization Needs a Web Presence

WVNET Makes It Easy!

West Virginia Network (WVNET) offers quality Web services with the budgets, concerns and needs of West Virginia’s schools, non-profits, state and county agencies in mind.

We install and maintain the web server software and hardware on our high-speed backbone, protect it from hackers and power failures, back everything up daily, and make sure it all runs smoothly, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year! Prices start at $12.95/month and are billed annually.

Learn More about WVNET's Web Hosting Packages

Internet Search Tools and Stuff

Here are a list of World Wide Web sites recommended by WVNET staff to further your on-line experience.

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The West Virginia Statewide Technology Conference

The conference is over but the memories will last forever. This year's WVSTC was a big success! Thanks to all who attended and made it a great conference. If you were there please let us know about your experience by leaving feedback on the conference page. You will also find a gallery of pictures from the conference and a copy of our conference program.

Click here to visit the conference website and leave feedback!!

The West Virginia Higher Education Technology Conference

Conference Theme: weLearn
Technology facilitates learning in higher education every day - every minute. In higher education we are all connected by a common purpose of educating and learning. Students, faculty, staff - we are all linked through information technology. Through technology weLearn.

Thank you to all attendees and vendors who supported this years higher education conference. Our program was well represented by attendees from more than 17 institutions throughout our state. We had a great time and hope you did too!

---WV Higher Education Technology Conference Committee 2009

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Eliminate Unwanted SPAM and Virus Email

WVNET mail statistics show that the majority of all e-mail is SPAM - unsolicited advertisements and scams. SPAM is a waste of time and resources, causing many problems for internet users and providers. WVNET uses several state-of-the-art scanning tools to detect and eliminate spam before it ever reaches a customer's mailbox.

A small percentage of e-mail contains viruses. It is important to understand that viruses spread mostly through e-mail, and that even one person receiving an infected e-mail can transmit the virus to thousands of other Internet users. WVNET uses up-to-date virus scanners to disinfect e-mail before our customers receive it.