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With the Remote Login service enabled on the remote Mac, the next step is to choose Remote Macintosh.

In the screenshot below, 'Starbuck.local' is the hostname of the remote Macintosh.Ĭonfiguring a Remote Macintosh source or destination The hostname is indicated in the Local hostname text field.

Make a note of your remote Mac's hostname.

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Verify that the box next to Allow full disk access for remote users is checked, then click Done.Be sure to allow access to All users, or explicitly add the Administrators group to the list of restricted users and groups. Click the Info button adjacent to Remote Login to reveal the service settings.Enable the switch next to Remote Login.Click General in the sidebar, then select the Sharing category.Log in to that machine as an admin user.To enable Remote Login on your remote Macintosh: Verify that any firewalls between the two Macs are permitting 'secure shell' traffic over port 22 (or a custom port that you specify).Įnabling Remote Login on the remote Macintosh.Enable Remote Login in the Sharing Preference Pane on the remote Macintosh.Confirm that the remote Macintosh is running a supported OS (OS X 10.13 or later).After a brief setup procedure to establish trust between your Mac and the destination Mac, simply choose the source or destination volume/folder on the remote Mac and CCC will take care of the rest.īefore setting up CCC to back up to a remote Macintosh, you must: options in the Source and Destination selectors. CCC offers the option of securely copying your selected data to another Macintosh on your network (or anywhere on the Internet for that matter) via the Remote Macintosh.

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