Bitcoin Network and Peer RPCs Articles

Bitcoin Core 26 getaddrmaninfo guide covering new and tried address-manager tables, per-network counts, diversity monitoring, privacy and diagnostic limits.

Bitcoin Core 23 getblockfrompeer guide covering known headers, peer IDs, scheduled requests, peer replacement, validation, monitoring and failure recovery.

Bitcoin Core 0.16 stop RPC guide covering authority, service draining, state persistence, process supervision, shutdown verification and restart readiness.

Bitcoin Core 0.16 setnetworkactive guide covering full P2P disable and enable, service impact, stale state, maintenance sequencing, recovery and monitoring.

Bitcoin Core 0.16 setban guide covering IP and subnet scope, add and remove commands, relative and absolute time, defaults, evidence and peer diversity.

Bitcoin Core 0.16 ping guide covering all-peer requests, getpeerinfo results, decimal-second units, processing backlog, asynchronous sampling and alerts.

Bitcoin Core 0.16 listbanned guide covering banned IPs and subnets, expiry context, privacy, incident review, false positives and safe peer operations.

Bitcoin Core 0.16 getpeerinfo guide covering peer addresses, services, traffic, latency, direction, sync, inflight blocks, privacy and diagnostics.

Bitcoin Core 0.16 getnetworkinfo guide covering versions, services, relay, time offset, connections, network reachability, proxies, fees and warnings.

Bitcoin Core 0.16 getnetworkhashps guide covering sampling windows, difficulty periods, historical heights, variance, units and mining forecasts.

Bitcoin Core 0.16 getnettotals guide covering cumulative traffic, timestamps, upload cycles, targets, historical block serving and monitoring.

Bitcoin Core getconnectioncount RPC made simple. See what the feature does, where its limits sit and which checks node or wallet operators should make.