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Back to My Mac. Back to My Mac is a feature introduced with Mac OS X Leopard (10.5) that uses Wide-Area Bonjour to securely discover services across the Internet and automatically configure ad hoc, on-demand, point-to-point encrypted connections between computers using IPsec. It requires users to have iCloud set up, as well as an Apple ID. Due to its generality, Back to My Mac can work for many Bonjour-enabled services, not just Screen Sharing (similar to Apple Remote Desktop) and File Sharing.
One option is to use iCloud (see  How to Back Up an iPhone or iPad Using iCloud ) and the other is to use iTunes. iTunes may be best known as Apple's music playing program, but the application can do much more in terms of helping you manage your mobile devices. In iTunes, right-click (or Ctrl-click) on your device, which appears in the leftmost pane under Devices. 2  Select the Summary tab and then Restore (or just Restore from Back Up if you see it). 3  Your iPad or iPhone will say Restore in Progress on the screen, and iTunes will show a progress bar.