I have a ssh config file that has a IdentityFile entry.
So when I use ssh, this identity file is used, which is what I want. However, if I want to temporarily disable this identity entry (without disabling other entries in the ssh config file), is there a way to do it directly from the ssh command line invocation, or do I have to comment out this line in the config file every time I want to remove the default identity?
Maybe something like ssh -i /dev/null myserver, although this one doesn't work due to file permissions.
You can disable public key authentication on command-line, which makes the client not to use any identity defined:
ssh -o PubkeyAuthentication=no yourserver
Removing already added identities is not possible in the form how config file is made.
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