user83102: I saw here that you can run bitcoin-cli getinfo to see the total number of connections that a node you're running is connected to.  Is there a way to get this information remotely?  For example, say I know that IP X.X.X.X is a bitcoin node, is there a way for me to ask it what nodes it is currently connected to?  Similar to how I can getaddr it?  

user208: No, by design.
Being able to infer connection information of remote nodes would be a leak of network graph information, which is considered private.

83102: <p>I saw <a href="https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/38689/ubuntu-show-active-connections">here</a> that you can run <code>bitcoin-cli getinfo</code> to see the total number of connections that a node you're running is connected to.  Is there a way to get this information remotely?  For example, say I know that IP X.X.X.X is a bitcoin node, is there a way for me to ask it what nodes it is currently connected to?  Similar to how I can getaddr it?  </p>
 208: <p>No, by design.</p>

<p>Being able to infer connection information of remote nodes would be a leak of network graph information, which is considered private.</p>
