Does anybody know a remotely controllable Download Manager??

[thilina]

Guys,near my school there is a internet cafe.It has a very fast connection(100Mbps-very fast than my dial-up !!).So here is what I want to do.
I want to download stuff from the net via that cafe.but i cant stay at their all the time (hav other work & think about the bill which I woud get !!!! ??).So i thought of this idea.If I can use a remotely controllable Download manager,i will be able control it from my own PC at home & Add new downloads to it,resume paused downloads,cancell downloads & anything.I only want to control the download manager.
So,is this possible??
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another thing,the connection is shared among 6 pc's by a router(or something,I am not good on networking).So will there be any problems coz of that??

[paul_007]

i dont think it is possible ,

u r asking like "can i loot the cyber cafe near my school?"

u cant control ur download and get the speed of cyber cafe thru ur dial up


BTW ,if any one knows how to do this pls tell me ??

[thilina]

I only wanna control download manager,not to gain its bandwith.
When i can do it it will save my downloads to the pc in cafe & ill be able to get it when i go there!!!

[ninad_mhatre85]

i think u said 100mbps LAN speed not actual connection speed

for controlling d/w i dont thing ny controllable d/w manager is available

[thilina]

I found a way to do this.Answer is get right pro.
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But has a problem.I dont knw how to configure it

[daivagna]

heu i got ans to ur question...all u need to do is just connect remotely using windowsXP remoting service....it is the facility given in xp only..u need to discover it frm windows help as i dont knw the step..but it is there..the topic is REMOTE ADMINISTRATION..just do it ..it iwll be done or email me personally at daivagnas@gmail.com..i will explain full

[deepgeek2]

What are you people talking about?
If any such tool is available then we will be able to get our requirements (softwares) downloaded on ,say, a friend's PC who has got an "unlimited" connection. I really don't think it is possible.