Hi Jonathon
There is a guest/guest login, which probably suits the needs for non-peering partners who want contact details.
The NZNOG NOC list is still useful. The downside of the Peering DB page is that it asks that only peering partners request access.
Sometimes it is useful for a non-peering partner to get the NOC contact details of an organisation.
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Peering DB is an excellent resource and I am favour of using it over a NZNog created Wiki/Web page.
It���s selfservice/easy to edit and displays a lot of useful information.
We have 3 entries for the Callplus Group.
I highly recommend more NZ providers making use of this tool.
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An alternative or additional list I���d suggest you all join is of course PeeringDB. Those who attended a couple of the talks at NZNOG���15 will know its general value for various parties determining who is peering where, but also how to get in contact with the various peering parties.
Orcon themselves do have an active PeeringDB entry, last updated in January 2015.
Might help if the list curator actually updated the list when asked. Have submitted two updates in the last 12 months and had no response whatsoever. It's hard to maintain the credibility of such a list when it's effectively abandoned. Perhaps it should be converted to a wiki and moderated by the community instead of an individual?
My $0.02,
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