You have at least 2 options to choose the key used by ssh. for instance.~/.ssh/key1 user@example.com
Method 1 — Specify the key on the command line with the -i
ssh option.
The command line to use is:
ssh -i ~/.ssh/key1 user@example.com
Method 2 — Use the ssh configuration file. This is useful when you don't have the option -i
available, such as when using git, rsync, or lftp.
You can add to your ~/.ssh/config
the following lines
Host example.com
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/key1
This tells ssh to use the key file .~/.ssh/key1
for the host example.com