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Typed a wrong password for remote disk decryption

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I have been using remote disk decryption using dropbear and initramfs on Ubuntu. A few minutes ago, I rebooted my server and typed the following commands to enter the disk encryption passphrase remotely:

eval $(ssh-agent -s)
ssh-add .ssh/private_key
ssh -p 2223 root@my_server

I was then prompted to enter the password but I accidentally typed a wrong password. Then it showed a message that the password is wrong and I got disconnected. After then, I am unable to retry the connection. It gets me this error:

ssh: connect to host my_server port 2223: Connection refused

Is there any way to solve this problem other than physically reboot my server?

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