Using macOS as a server client can be accomplished through various means, depending on the specific requirements of your setup. Here are a few common scenarios where macOS can act as a server client:
File Sharing: macOS includes built-in file sharing capabilities that allow it to act as a server for sharing files and folders with other devices on the network. You can enable File Sharing in the System Preferences and configure shared folders, user access permissions, and authentication methods.
Remote Desktop Access: macOS supports remote desktop access through the built-in Screen Sharing feature or third-party applications like TeamViewer or AnyDesk. With Screen Sharing, you can remotely access and control another Mac or Windows computer on the same network or over the internet.
