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Enabling remote access on a Mac typically involves utilizing settings that allow for remote management of the system. The option identified as Remote Management is specifically designed for this purpose, permitting users to control the Mac from another device over the internet. This feature not only allows for screen sharing but also enables other management capabilities such as file transfers and remote control.

By adjusting the Remote Management settings, you can designate who has access to the Mac and what those remote users are allowed to do, which is crucial for maintaining security while providing remote support or assistance.

Other options, while relevant in different contexts, do not serve the same purpose for enabling remote access. For instance, Remote Desktop is often associated with broader remote use cases but might not target management as specifically as Remote Management does. Screen Mirroring, on the other hand, focuses on mirroring the device’s display rather than providing full management capabilities. Public Sharing is meant for sharing files over a local network rather than facilitating remote access in a management capacity. Thus, choosing the Remote Management setting aligns most closely with the objective of enabling comprehensive remote access.