To set this up, open the System Preferences, then go to the Sharing Menu. If you’d like to access your Mac from a terminal, you can also enable SSH access. If you only want to log in from Windows or Linux, you can enable VNC login via the Screen Sharing setting in the left menu instead. If you also want to be able to log in from Windows or Linux, click on Computer Settings in this menu, then enable “VNC viewers may control screen with password” and enter a password. Below, enable the permissions you want to have when logging in remotely. In the menu on the left, enable “Remote Management.” Here, select Observe, then select Control as well. Open System Preferences, then find the Sharing settings menu. If you’re logging in from another Mac, you’ll want to enable “Remote Management.”

There are a few different ways that you can log into your Mac remotely, and they’re enabled in different ways.

For security reasons, this is disabled by default. To log in and control your Mac remotely, first you’ll need to set it up so that this can be done. There are many different ways to do this, but we’re going to look at a few of the easier ways. Portable or not, there are still times you want to access your Mac remotely.

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