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After setting up ssh-keys, how can I ssh into the server such that the key-pair will be ignored?

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I have key-pairs to ssh and scp into a server without entering my password. There are numerous tutorials on this, e.g.

https://alvinalexander.com/linux-unix/how-use-scp-without-password-backups-copy

I would like to now set up an environment whereby this key-pair doesn't exist for some debugging. I don't want to delete they key-pair I already have though, because that's a pain. It's requires much deleting/resetting of keys in ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub, of which I have many.

Is it possible to ssh into the server in such a way such that the key-pair will be ignored? Is there a convenient way to enter in a "blank slate" for debugging connection issues?


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