user105954: How to clear bitcoind's peer list? (also containing peers in the past)
I didn't find an RPC command for it, is it stored in a file?
Where?

user208: You can stop bitcoind, and delete the peers.dat file in the data directory. On next startup, bitcoind will start a new one, by seeding from DNS seeds and other means.
Why, though? Generally the peers database you have will be better quality than the new initial one you get.

105954: <p>How to clear bitcoind's peer list? (also containing peers in the past)</p>
<p>I didn't find an RPC command for it, is it stored in a file?
Where?</p>
 208: <p>You can stop bitcoind, and delete the <code>peers.dat</code> file in the data directory. On next startup, bitcoind will start a new one, by seeding from DNS seeds and other means.</p>
<p>Why, though? Generally the peers database you have will be better quality than the new initial one you get.</p>
