diff --git a/acceptance/bin/ci-bootstrap-from-artifacts.sh b/acceptance/bin/ci-bootstrap-from-artifacts.sh
index 7936f428f..2340831c2 100755
--- a/acceptance/bin/ci-bootstrap-from-artifacts.sh
+++ b/acceptance/bin/ci-bootstrap-from-artifacts.sh
@@ -1,54 +1,54 @@
 #! /usr/bin/env bash
 
 ###############################################################################
 # Initial preparation for a ci acceptance job in Jenkins.  Crucially, it
 # handles the untarring of the build artifact and bundle install, getting us to
 # a state where we can then bundle exec rake the particular ci:test we want to
 # run.
 #
 # Having this checked in in a script makes it much easier to have multiple
 # acceptance jobs.  It must be kept agnostic between Linux/Solaris/Windows
 # builds, however.
 
 set -x
 
 # If $GEM_SOURCE is not set, fall back to rubygems.org
 if [ -z $GEM_SOURCE ]; then
   export GEM_SOURCE='https://rubygems.org'
 fi
 
 echo "SHA: ${SHA}"
 echo "FORK: ${FORK}"
 echo "BUILD_SELECTOR: ${BUILD_SELECTOR}"
 echo "PACKAGE_BUILD_STATUS: ${PACKAGE_BUILD_STATUS}"
 
 rm -rf acceptance
 mkdir acceptance
 cd acceptance
 tar -xzf ../acceptance-artifacts.tar.gz
 
 echo "===== This artifact is from ====="
 cat creator.txt
 
 bundle install --without=development --path=.bundle/gems
 
 if [[ "${platform}" =~ 'solaris' ]]; then
   repo_proxy="  :repo_proxy => false,"
 fi
 
 # If the platform is Windows and $ruby_arch is set, append it
 if [[ "${platform}" =~ 'win' && ! -z $ruby_arch ]]; then
     platform="${platform}-${ruby_arch}"
 fi
 
 cat > local_options.rb <<-EOF
 {
   :hosts_file => 'config/nodes/${platform}.yaml',
   :ssh => {
-    :keys => ["${HOME}/.ssh/id_rsa-old.private"],
+    :keys => ["${HOME}/.ssh/id_rsa-acceptance"],
   },
 ${repo_proxy}
 }
 EOF
 
 [[ (-z "${PACKAGE_BUILD_STATUS}") || ("${PACKAGE_BUILD_STATUS}" = "success") ]] || exit 1