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 Have you ever gone through the hassle of having multiple public/private keys for accessing your remote servers? Before recently, I used to specify the identity file in all my transactions `ssh -I ~/.ssh/private_key user@host` but no longer! I discovered you can add the following to your `~/.ssh/config` to specify which key you want to use!
 
 ```
-Host someaddress
+Host somename 
     Hostname someaddress
     user usernameonserver
     IdentityFile ~/.ssh/private_key
 ```
 
-Of course you can add multiple of these entries in that file so that you can `ssh` without having to worry about explicitly using keys.
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+Of course you can add multiple of these entries in that file so that you can `ssh` without having to worry about explicitly using keys.