Patent Publication Number: US-11650572-B2

Title: Remote management system, control device, server, method, and recording medium

Description:
CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS 
     This application is a National Stage of International Application No. PCT/JP2017/044648 filed Dec. 13, 2017, claiming priority based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2016-247460 filed Dec. 21, 2016, the disclosures of which are incorporated herein in their entirety. 
     TECHNICAL FIELD 
     One aspect of the present invention relates to a technique of remotely controlling a facility within a space. 
     BACKGROUND ART 
     In a space to be used by a temporary user, there is an issue relating to use of a facility within the space. For example, there is known a sharing service of mediating a lease or rental of a space such as a rental room, a share house, or a private room which is vacant by traveling or the like. In such a sharing service, regarding a space as a target for a lease or rental, fee setting is performed, taking into consideration a facility usable within the space, as well as a location and an area. 
     Herein, in such a space, a necessary facility differs among users. In view of the above, for example, fee setting such that an additional fee is collected depending on use of a facility, while basic use fee of a space is suppressed, is effective. However, when a necessary facility is provided for each use, there is an issue that manpower, time, and a place for separately storing a facility are necessary, such as delivering a facility from a related agent, or transporting a facility from a shared space, each time the facility is used. 
     In view of the above, there is a demand for remotely operating a facility in such a way that a necessary facility for a user is made usable, and an unnecessary facility is made unusable from among facilities installed within the space, each time the space is used. 
     For example, PTL 1 describes a related technique in which an operation of a facility is remotely performed. In the related technique, the facility includes a machine control unit, and is coupled to an external management system. The management system transmits instruction information to the facility, and the machine control unit of the facility controls an operation of the facility, based on the instruction information. As the facility, for example, a bathroom heating, ventilating, and drying apparatus is exemplified. In this case, the machine control unit controls an operation of each section such as a ventilation fan, a circulation fan, a heater, and a sensor, based on the instruction information. 
     Further, for example, PTL 2 describes a technique of controlling an in-house facility via a home gateway. The home gateway stores information relating to the in-house facility in response to a request of registration of the information. Further, the home gateway stores configuration information for relaying communication between the facility and an external terminal, and relays the communication. The in-house facility is controlled by the external terminal via the home gateway. 
     CITATION LIST 
     Patent Literature 
     [PTL 1] Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2014-236282 
     [PTL 2] Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2006-121533 
     SUMMARY OF INVENTION 
     Technical Problem 
     Herein, in the related techniques described in PTLs 1 and 2, it is assumed that a facility is remotely operated by an owner of the facility. Therefore, when this technique is applied to use of controlling whether use of the facility within the space is allowed, each time the space is temporarily used, it is necessary for an administrator to remotely operate the facility at a start or end timing of a use period. This is cumbersome or difficult for an administrator. 
     One aspect of the present invention has been made in order to solve the above-described issue. Specifically, an object of one aspect of the present invention is to provide a technique of more easily controlling whether use of a facility within a space is allowed, each time the space is temporarily used. 
     Solution to Problem 
     A remote management system according to one aspect of the present invention includes: 
     facility information acquisition means for acquiring facility information representing a facility within a space; 
     facility information storage means for storing the facility information; 
     use information acquisition means for acquiring use information representing a facility to be operated during a use period of the space among facilities represented by the facility information; 
     use information storage means for storing the use information; 
     relay means for relaying communication between the facility within the space and an external device outside the space; and 
     facility control means for controlling the facility to operate or not to operate via the relay means, based on the facility information and the use information. 
     A control device includes the facility control means in the remote management system. 
     A server includes the facility information acquisition means in the remote management system. 
     A server includes the use information acquisition means in the remote management system. 
     A method according to one aspect of the present invention comprising, by a computer device: 
     acquiring and storing facility information representing a facility within a space; 
     acquiring and storing use information representing a facility to be operated during a use period of the space among facilities represented by the facility information; and 
     controlling the facility to operate or not to operate, based on the facility information and the use information, via relay means for relaying communication between the facility within the space and an external device outside the space. 
     A recording medium recording a program causing a computer device to execute a step of controlling, based on facility information representing a facility within a space, and use information representing a facility to be operated during a use period of the space among facilities represented by the facility information, the facility to operate or not to operate, via relay means for relaying communication between the facility within the space and an external device outside the space. 
     Advantageous Effects of Invention 
     One aspect of the present invention is able to provide a technique of more easily controlling whether use of a facility within a space is allowed, each time the space is temporarily used. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS 
         FIG.  1    is a diagram illustrating a functional block configuration of a remote management system as a first example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  2    is a diagram illustrating an example of a configuration in which functional blocks of the remote management system as the first example embodiment of the present invention are distributed among a plurality of devices. 
         FIG.  3    is a diagram illustrating an example of a hardware configuration of the remote management system as the first example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  4    is a flowchart describing an operation of acquiring facility information by the remote management system as the first example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  5    is a flowchart describing an operation of acquiring use information by the remote management system as the first example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  6    is a flowchart describing an operation of controlling a facility by the remote management system as the first example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  7    is a diagram illustrating another network configuration example of the remote management system as the first example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  8    is a diagram illustrating a functional block configuration of a remote management system as a second example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  9    is a flowchart describing an operation of acquiring facility information by the remote management system as the second example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  10    is a flowchart describing an operation of controlling a facility by the remote management system as the second example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  11    is a flowchart describing an operation of monitoring a location of a facility by the remote management system as the second example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  12    is a diagram illustrating a functional block configuration of a remote management system as a third example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  13    is a diagram illustrating a configuration example in which functional blocks of the remote management system as the third example embodiment of the present invention are distributed among a plurality of devices. 
         FIG.  14    is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the remote management system as the third example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  15    is a flowchart describing an operation of acquiring facility information by the remote management system as the third example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  16    is a flowchart describing an operation of acquiring use information by the remote management system as the third example embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG.  17    is a flowchart describing an operation of controlling a facility by the remote management system as the third example embodiment of the present invention. 
     
    
    
     EXAMPLE EMBODIMENT 
     In the following, example embodiments of the present invention are described in detail with reference to the drawings. 
     First Example Embodiment 
       FIG.  1    illustrates a functional block configuration of a remote management system  1  as a first example embodiment of the present invention. In  FIG.  1   , the remote management system  1  includes a facility information acquisition unit  11 , a facility information storage unit  12 , a use information acquisition unit  13 , a use information storage unit  14 , a relay unit  15 , and a facility control unit  16 . 
     Herein, the remote management system  1  is a system for remote managing a facility  90  within a space  9  of a target. 
     The space  9  of a target is temporarily used by various users for each use period. For example, the space  9  may be a rental room, a share house, a patient&#39;s room in a hospital, a guest room in a hotel, a rental office, an event space, and the like. 
     One or more facilities  90  are installed within the space  9 . Further, it is assumed that a network is installed within the space  9 , and each facility  90  is coupled to the network. The remote management system  1  is coupled to a network within the space  9  of the target via the relay unit  15 . 
     A facility  90  is usable by a user of the space  9  during a use period. Further, it is assumed that a facility  90  is connectable to a network, and is at least controllable to remotely operate or not to remotely operate via the network. Herein, it is assumed that a state that a facility  90  is operated is a state that a main power source is supplied to the facility  90 , and is a state that a power source is able to be turned on even when the power source is not turned on. Further, it is assumed that a state that a facility  90  is not operated is a state that a main power source of the facility  90  is not supplied, and a power source is unable to be turned on. Note that a facility  90  is desirably configured in such a way that the facility  90  is not directly controllable to operate or not to operate within the space  9  at least during a use period thereof. 
     Note that while  FIG.  1    illustrates three facilities  90 , a number of facilities  90  within the space  9  is not limited. Further, when a plurality of facilities  90  are installed within the space  9 , not all the facilities  90  have to be of a same type. Further, not all the facilities  90  have to be of types different from one another. For example, at least one of the facilities  90  may be a communication terminal such as a personal computer or a tablet. Further, at least one of facilities  90  may be a household electric appliance such as a television, a recorder, an air conditioner, a microwave oven, a washing machine, or a refrigerator, for example. However, types of facilities  90  are not limited to these examples. 
     Herein, the remote management system  1  may be configured in such a way that functional blocks are distributed among a plurality of devices, as illustrated in  FIG.  2   , for example. Specifically, the facility information acquisition unit  11  is disposed on a server  100   a . Further, the use information acquisition unit  13  is disposed on a server  100   b . Note that the servers  100   a  and  100   b  may be implemented by a same device. Further, the facility information storage unit  12  and the use information storage unit  14  are disposed on a storage  200 . Furthermore, the relay unit  15  is disposed on a relay device  300 . Moreover, the facility control unit  16  is disposed on a control device  400 . In this case, the relay device  300  is communicably coupled to each of the servers  100   a  and  100   b , and the control device  400 . Further, each of the servers  100   a  and  100   b , and the control device  400  is communicably coupled to the storage  200 . 
     In this case, each device constituting the remote management system  1  is configurable by hardware elements illustrated in  FIG.  3   . 
     In  FIG.  3   , each of the servers  100   a  and  100   b  includes a Central Processing Unit (CPU)  1001 , a memory  1002 , and a network interface  1005 . The memory  1002  is constituted by a Random Access Memory (RAM), a Read Only Memory (ROM), an auxiliary storage device (such as a hard disk), and the like. The network interface  1005  is an interface which connects to a network for performing communication between the storage  200  and the relay device  300 . In this case, the facility information acquisition unit  11  on the server  100   a  is constituted by the network interface  1005 , and the CPU  1001  for reading and executing a computer program stored in the memory  1002 . Further, the use information acquisition unit  13  on the server  100   b  is constituted by the network interface  1005 , and the CPU  1001  for reading and executing a computer program stored in the memory  1002 . 
     The storage  200  includes a CPU  2001 , a memory  2002 , and a network interface  2005 . The memory  2002  is constituted by a RAM, a ROM, an auxiliary storage device, and the like. The network interface  2005  is an interface which connects to a network for performing communication among the servers  100   a  and  100   b , and the control device  400 . In this case, the facility information storage unit  12  and the use information storage unit  14  are constituted by the memory  2002 . 
     The relay device  300  includes a CPU  3001 , a memory  3002 , a network interface  3005 , and a network interface  3006 . The memory  3002  is constituted by a RAM, a ROM, an auxiliary storage device, and the like. The network interface  3005  is an interface which connects to a network for performing communication among the servers  100   a  and  100   b , and the control device  400 . The network interface  3006  is an interface for performing communication with a facility  90  within the space  9 . In this case, the relay unit  15  is constituted by the network interfaces  3005  and  3006 , and the CPU  3001  for reading and executing a computer program stored in the memory  3002 . 
     The control device  400  includes a CPU  4001 , a memory  4002 , and a network interface  4005 . The memory  4002  is constituted by a RAM, a ROM, an auxiliary storage device, and the like. The network interface  4005  is an interface which connects to a network for performing communication between the storage  200  and the relay device  300 . In this case, the facility control unit  16  is constituted by the network interface  4005 , and the CPU  4001  for reading and executing a computer program stored in the memory  4002 . 
     Note that a hardware configuration of the remote management system  1  and each functional block thereof is not limited to the above-described configuration. 
     Next, details on each functional block are described. 
     The facility information acquisition unit  11  acquires facility information, and stores the facility information in the facility information storage unit  12 . Facility information is information representing a facility  90  within the space  9 . For example, facility information may include identification information of the space  9  where a facility  90  is installed. Further, for example, facility information may include identification information of a facility  90 , which is needed in accessing to the facility  90  via a network. Further, for example, facility information may include, in addition to identification information of the space  9  and identification information of a facility  90 , a use fee of the facility  90  per hour. 
     For example, the facility information acquisition unit  11  may provide a user interface for registering a facility  90  within the space  9 . In this case, the user interface provided by the facility information acquisition unit  11  is typically used by an owner of the space  9 . 
     Specifically, the facility information acquisition unit  11  may transmit, to a communication terminal being one of facilities  90  within the space  9 , a user interface screen for registering the facility  90  within the space  9 , and cause the user interface screen to be displayed. Then, in this case, the facility information acquisition unit  11  may receive, as facility information, information input on the communication terminal. Further, the facility information acquisition unit  11  may store the received facility information in the facility information storage unit  12 . Note that the facility information acquisition unit  11  may be further able to change or delete facility information on such a user interface. 
     The use information acquisition unit  13  acquires use information, and stores the use information in the use information storage unit  14 . Use information is information representing a facility  90  to be operated during a use period of the space  9  associated among facilities  90  represented by facility information stored in the facility information storage unit  12 . For example, use information includes information representing an operation period during which the facility  90  is operated. An operation period may be identical to a use period of the space  9 , or may be a part of a use period. 
     For example, the use information acquisition unit  13  may provide a user interface for submitting an application for use of a facility  90  which a user wishes to use during a use period of the space  9 . In this case, the user interface provided by the use information acquisition unit  13  is typically used by a user of the space  9 . 
     Specifically, the use information acquisition unit  13  may transmit, to the communication terminal being one of facilities  90  within the space  9 , a user interface screen on which a user selects and submits an application for use of a facility  90  which the user wishes to use from a list of facilities  90  within the space  9 , and cause the user interface screen to be displayed. A list of facilities  90  within the space  9  is acquirable by referring to facility information stored in the facility information storage unit  12 . Then, in this case, the use information acquisition unit  13  may receive information input on the communication terminal, as use information. Then, the use information acquisition unit  13  may store the received use information in the use information storage unit  14 . Note that the use information acquisition unit  13  may be further able to change or delete use information on such a user interface. 
     The relay unit  15  relays communication between a facility  90  within the space  9  and an outside of the space  9 . 
     The facility control unit  16  controls a facility  90  to operate or not to operate via the relay unit  15 , based on facility information and use information. Specifically, the facility control unit  16  detects a facility  90  serving as a start timing or an end timing of an operation period, based on use information stored in the use information storage unit  14 . Then, the facility control unit  16  acquires identification information of the detected facility  90 , based on facility information stored in the facility information storage unit  12 . Then, the facility control unit  16  may transmit information for controlling the associated facility  90  to operate or not to operate via the relay unit  15  by using the acquired identification information. 
     An operation of the remote management system  1  configured as described above is described with reference to the drawings. 
       FIG.  4    is a flowchart describing an operation of the facility information acquisition unit  11 . 
     First, the facility information acquisition unit  11  acquires facility information (Step A 11 ). 
     For example, as described above, the facility information acquisition unit  11  may transmit, to a communication terminal being one of facilities  90  within the space  9 , a user interface screen for registering a facility  90  within the space  9 , and receive information input on the terminal, as facility information. 
     Next, the facility information acquisition unit  11  stores the acquired facility information in the facility information storage unit  12  (Step A 12 ). 
     Thus, the facility information acquisition unit  11  finishes the operation. 
       FIG.  5    is a flowchart describing an operation of the use information acquisition unit  13 . 
     First, the use information acquisition unit  13  acquires use information (Step B 11 ). 
     For example, as described above, the use information acquisition unit  13  may transmit, to a communication terminal being one of facilities  90  within the space  9 , a user interface screen for submitting an application for use of a facility  90  which a user wishes to use from a list of facilities  90 , and receive information input on the communication terminal, as use information. 
     Next, the use information acquisition unit  13  stores the acquired use information in the use information storage unit  14  (Step B 12 ). 
     Thus, the use information acquisition unit  13  finishes the operation. 
       FIG.  6    is a flowchart describing an operation of the facility control unit  16 . 
     First, the facility control unit  16  detects a facility  90  reaching a start timing or an end timing of an operation period by referring to use information in the use information storage unit  14  (Step C 11 ). 
     Next, the facility control unit  16  acquires facility information relating to the detected facility  90  from the facility information storage unit  12  (Step C 12 ). 
     Next, the facility control unit  16  generates information for controlling the facility  90  to operate or not to operate, based on the facility information acquired in Step C 12 , and transmits the information via the relay unit  15  (Step C 13 ). 
     Thus, the facility control unit  16  finishes the operation. 
     Next, advantageous effects of the first example embodiment of the present invention are described. 
     A remote management system as the first example embodiment of the present invention is able to more easily control whether use of a facility within a space is allowed, each time the space is temporarily used. 
     A reason for this is described. In the present example embodiment, a facility information acquisition unit acquires facility information representing a facility within a space, and stores the facility information in a facility information storage unit. Further, a use information acquisition unit acquires use information representing a facility to be operated during a use period of the space among facilities represented by the facility information, and stores the use information in a use information storage unit. Furthermore, a facility control unit controls the facility to operate or not to operate via a relay unit for relaying communication between the facility within the space and the external device outside the space, based on the facility information and the use information. 
     In this way, by employing the present example embodiment, the owner of the space is allowed to register the facility within the space, and the user of the space is allowed to submit an application for use of the facility which the user wishes to use during a use period of the space. Further, the present example embodiment is able to operate the facility, of which an application for use is submitted, during the use period of the space. Thus, the present example embodiment is able to operate the facility, which is needed for each use, without the need of a cumbersome operation, each time the space is temporarily used. Consequently, the present example embodiment is also advantageous in an operation of adding a fee depending on an operated facility, while suppressing basic fee of the space. 
     Note that, in the present example embodiment, as illustrated in  FIG.  7   , the facility information acquisition unit  11  and the use information acquisition unit  13  may be coupled to an external network such as the Internet. By configuring as described above, the facility information acquisition unit  11  is able to acquire facility information via an external network, and the use information acquisition unit  13  is able to acquire use information via an external network. 
     Specifically, in  FIG.  7   , the facility information acquisition unit  11  is able to provide, for the owner of the space  9 , a communication terminal on an outside of the space  9  with a user interface for registering facility information. Such a user interface may be provided as a website, which is generally called a web portal. Thus, the owner of the space  9  is able to register, from an outside of the space  9 , a facility  90  which the owner wishes to control to operate or not to operate for each use within the space  9 . Note that, in this case, the facility information acquisition unit  11  may desirably apply a well-known authentication technique in such a way that an access via an external network is permitted to the owner of the space  9 . Further, in this case, the facility information acquisition unit  11  may also apply a well-known authentication technique to an access from within the space  9 . 
     Further, in  FIG.  7   , the use information acquisition unit  13  is able to provide in advance, for a user of the space  9 , a communication terminal on an outside of the space  9  with a user interface for registering use information. Such a user interface may be provided as a website, which is generally called a web portal, for example. Thus, a user who reserved use of the space  9  is able to submit in advance an application for use of a facility  90  which the user wishes to operate during a use period, from an outside of the space  9 . Note that, in this case, the use information acquisition unit  13  may desirably apply a well-known authentication technique in such a way that an access via an external network is permitted to a user who reserved use of the space  9 . Further, in this case, the use information acquisition unit  13  may also apply a well-known authentication technique to an access from within the space  9 . Alternatively, the use information acquisition unit  13  may permit an access from within the space  9  during a reserved use period, by assuming that the access is performed by the user who reserved use. 
     Second Example Embodiment 
     Next, a second example embodiment according to the present invention is described in detail with reference to the drawings. Note that in each drawing to be referred to in describing the present example embodiment, same configurations and similarly operating steps as those in the first example embodiment of the present invention are indicated with same reference numbers, and detailed description thereof in the present example embodiment is omitted. 
       FIG.  8    illustrates a configuration of a remote management system  2  as the present example embodiment. In  FIG.  8   , the remote management system  2  is different from the remote management system  1  as the first example embodiment of the present invention in the following point. Specifically, the remote management system  2  includes a facility information acquisition unit  21  in place of the facility information acquisition unit  11 , a relay unit  25  in place of the relay unit  15 , and a facility control unit  26  in place of the facility control unit  16 . Further, the remote management system  2  further includes a monitoring unit  27 . 
     Herein, the remote management system  2  is configurable by the servers  100   a  and  100   b , the storage  200 , the relay device  300 , and the control device  400 , which are described with reference to  FIG.  3   . Further, each functional block of the remote management system  2  is configurable by each hardware element of each device, which is described with reference to  FIG.  3   . Furthermore, in this case, the monitoring unit  27  may be disposed on the relay device  300 . In this case, the monitoring unit  27  is constituted by the network interface  3006 , and the CPU  3001  for reading and executing a computer program stored in the memory  3002 . Alternatively, the monitoring unit  27  may be disposed on the control device  400 . In this case, the monitoring unit  27  is constituted by the network interface  4005 , and the CPU  4001  for reading and executing a computer program stored in the memory  4002 . 
     Note that a hardware configuration of the remote management system  2  and each functional block is not limited to the above-described configuration. 
     Herein, an example of a network configuration of the remote management system  2  is described. As illustrate in  FIG.  8   , the facility information acquisition unit  21 , the facility information storage unit  12 , the use information acquisition unit  13 , the use information storage unit  14 , the relay unit  25 , the facility control unit  26 , and the monitoring unit  27  are coupled to a first closed area network. 
     Further, in the present example embodiment, it is assumed that a network to which a facility  90  is coupled within the space  9  is referred to as a second closed area network. 
     The facility information acquisition unit  21  acquires facility information, and store the facility information in the facility information storage unit  12 . In the present example embodiment, facility information further includes information indicating whether a facility  90  is a monitor target. It is assumed that a monitor target is a target to be monitored whether a location of the facility  90  is normal. Specifically, facility information includes information indicating whether a facility is a monitor target, in addition to identification information of the space  9 , identification information of a facility  90 , a use fee, and the like as described in the first example embodiment of the present invention. Note that, in the present example embodiment, a media access control (MAC) address is assumed as identification information of a facility  90 . 
     For example, the facility information acquisition unit  21  may provide a user interface for registering whether a facility  90  is a monitor target in combination in registering the facility  90 . 
     The relay unit  25  relays communication between the facility control unit  26  and a facility  90  via a virtual circuit for virtually and directly coupling a first closed area network and a second closed area network. Specifically, the relay unit  25  connects a first closed area network and a second closed area network by a Layer 2 connection. Layer 2 is called a “data link layer” in an Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model, for example. Layer 2 is a layer that defines a signal protocol within an independent network in which data communication is enabled without relaying (routing) another equipment. By a Layer 2 connection, a first closed area network and a second closed area network constitute a same closed area network. As such a Layer 2 connection, a well-known technique such as Q-in-Q, Ethernet (registered trademark), Over Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE), Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP), or Virtual eXtensible Local Area Network (VxLAN) may be applied. However, a method for implementing a virtual circuit is not limited to these methods. 
     Further, the relay unit  25  may have a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) function of allocating a local address to each facility  90  within a second closed area network. 
     Furthermore, the relay unit  25  may further relay communication between each facility  90  within a second closed area network, and an external network such as the Internet. In this case, the relay unit  25  may have a Network Address Translation (NAT) function of translating between a local address appended to each facility  90 , and a global address for performing communication with an outside. Thus, a facility  90  within the space  9  is able to perform communication with an outside such as the Internet. 
     The facility control unit  26  controls a facility  90  to operate or not to operate via the relay unit  25 , based on facility information and use information. Herein, as described above, first and second closed area networks are directly coupled to each other by a virtual circuit by way of the relay unit  25 , and constitute a same closed area network. In other words, in the present example embodiment, the facility control unit  26  controls a facility  90  to operate or not to operate within a same closed area network. At this occasion, as a method for operating a facility  90  within a same closed area network, for example, it is possible to apply a Wake on LAN (registered trademark) by a magic packet. A magic packet is generally transmitted as a broadcast, and enables a remote operation within a same closed area network. In the present example embodiment, the facility control unit  26  and a facility  90  are present within a same closed area network. Therefore, it is possible to transmit a magic packet to the facility  90  from the facility control unit  26 . Further, there is a case that a remote start software based on a Wake on LAN is provided by a manufacturer or the like of a facility  90 . In this case, the facility control unit  26  may employ such a remote start software. However, a method for operating a facility  90  from an outside of the space  9  is not limited to a Wake on LAN. 
     The monitoring unit  27  performs monitoring for determining whether a location of a facility  90  is normal, based on a communication status with the facility  90  as a monitor target via the relay unit  25 . Herein, a facility  90  as a monitor target is detectable by referring to facility information stored in the facility information storage unit  12 . 
     Specifically, the monitoring unit  27  performs predetermined communication with a facility  90  as a monitor target at each predetermined timing. Predetermined communication may be communication for confirming network connection such as ping or keep alive, for example. In this case, the monitoring unit  27  may use a local address appended by the relay unit  25  to a facility  90  as a monitor target when being used, for communication with the facility  90  as a monitor target. Note that, in this case, the monitoring unit  27  is able to monitor an operating facility  90 . For example, it is possible to operate in such a way that a use fee of a facility  90  as a monitor target is included in a basic fee of the space  9  by assuming that the facility  90  is not a target for which an application for use is submitted, and the facility  90  is kept on being operated during a use period. 
     Then, the monitoring unit  27  determines that a location of the facility  90  is not normal, when a communication status is not normal. Note that a state that a communication status is not normal may mean that information, which is supposed to be acquired from the facility  90  by predetermined communication, is not receivable. A state that information is not receivable is, for example, a state that a cable of a facility  90  is disconnected and communication is disabled in a case of wired communication, and is a state that a facility  90  is not present within a predetermined communication area in a case of wireless communication. 
     Further, when the monitoring unit  27  determines that a location of the facility  90  is not normal, the monitoring unit  27  may perform control of locking an entrance/exit such as a window or a door of the space  9 . In this case, there is a premise that a locking mechanism of an entrance/exit of the space  9  is coupled to a second closed area network, and is remotely controllable via the network. Thus, the monitoring unit  27  is able to prevent a facility  90  whose location is determined to be not normal from being took out by a user. 
     An operation of the remote management system  2  configured as described above is described with reference to the drawings. 
     Note that, since an operation of the use information acquisition unit  13  is the same as the operation in the first example embodiment of the present invention described with reference to  FIG.  5   , description on the operation in the present example embodiment is omitted. 
       FIG.  9    is a flowchart describing an operation of the facility information acquisition unit  21 . 
     First, the facility information acquisition unit  21  acquires information representing a facility  90  within the space  9  (Step A 21 ). Information acquired herein may be identification information of the facility  90 , or a use fee per hour as described above, for example. 
     Next, the facility information acquisition unit  21  acquires information indicating whether the facility  90  represented by the information acquired in Step A 21  is a monitor target (Step A 22 ). 
     For example, as described above, the facility information acquisition unit  21  may register a facility  90 , and at the same time, provide a user interface for registering information indicating whether the facility  90  is a monitor target. Further, the user interface may be used via the relay unit  25  from a communication terminal being one of facilities  90  within the space  9 . 
     Next, the facility information acquisition unit  21  stores, in the facility information storage unit  12 , the information acquired in Steps A 21  and A 22  as facility information (Step A 23 ). 
     Thus, the facility information acquisition unit  21  finishes the operation. 
       FIG.  10    is a flowchart describing an operation of controlling a facility  90  by the facility control unit  26 . 
     First, the facility control unit  26  performs Steps C 11  to C 12  similarly to the first example embodiment of the present invention. Thus, facility information of a facility  90  reaching a start or end timing of an operation period is acquired. 
     Next, the facility control unit  26  generates information for controlling the facility  90  to operate or not to operate, based on facility information, and transmits the information within a same closed area network (Step C 23 ). 
     Thus, the facility control unit  26  finishes the operation. 
       FIG.  11    is a flowchart describing an operation of monitoring a facility  90  by the monitoring unit  27 . The following operation is performed in response to a use start of the space  9 . 
     First, the monitoring unit  27  detects a facility as a monitor target from facilities  90  within the space  9  by referring to the facility information storage unit  12  (Step D 21 ). 
     Note that, as described above, when a network address is needed in predetermined communication for use in monitoring, following this step, the relay unit  25  allocates a local network address to each detected facility  90 . 
     Next, the monitoring unit  27  performs Steps D 22  to D 24  for each detected facility  90 . 
     Specifically, herein, first, the monitoring unit  27  performs predetermined communication with the facility  90  (Step D 22 ). 
     Next, the monitoring unit  27  determines whether a communication status of the predetermined communication is normal (Step D 23 ). 
     Herein, a case that a communication status is not normal is described. In this case, the monitoring unit  27  determines that a location of the facility  90  is not normal, and outputs the determination result (Step D 24 ). 
     For example, the monitoring unit  27  may output, to a display device coupled to the control device  400 , a determination result that a location of the facility  90  is not normal. Further, the monitoring unit  27  may output a warning sound to a speaker coupled to the control device  400 , for example. Furthermore, the monitoring unit  27  may output, to a prescribed e-mail address, a determination result that a location of the facility  90  is not normal by e-mail transmission. 
     Further, as described above, in Step D 24 , the monitoring unit  27  may perform remote control in such a way as to lock a locking mechanism of an entrance/exit of the space  9 . 
     On the other hand, when a communication status of the predetermined communication is normal (Yes in Step D 23 ), the monitoring unit  27  repeats the operation from Step D 22  for another facility  90  with which the predetermined communication is not yet performed. 
     When Steps D 22  to D 24  are completed for all facilities  90  as monitor targets detected in Step D 21 , the monitoring unit  27  determines whether a use period of the space  9  is finished (Step D 25 ). 
     Herein, when a use period is not finished, after waiting until a predetermined timing, the monitoring unit  27  repeats the operation of Steps D 22  to D 24  for each facility  90  in which a communication status is normal. 
     On the other hand, when a use period is finished, the monitoring unit  27  finishes the operation. 
     Next, advantageous effects of the second example embodiment of the present invention are described. 
     A remote management system as the second example embodiment of the present invention is able to avoid security-related issues, while more easily controlling whether use of a facility within a space is allowed, each time the space is temporarily used. 
     A reason for this is described. In the present example embodiment, in addition to a configuration similar to the configuration of the first example embodiment of the present invention, at least a facility control unit and a relay unit are coupled to a first closed area network. Further, the relay unit performs relaying via a virtual circuit for virtually and directly coupling the first closed area network, and a second closed area network to which a facility is coupled within a space. Furthermore, the facility control unit controls the facility to operate or not to operate within a same closed area network configured by virtually and directly coupling the first and second closed area networks. 
     In this way, the present example embodiment provides a Customer Promise Equipment (CPE) function in a second closed area network within a space by a relay unit within a first closed area network on a service provider side. Further, the present example embodiment registers a facility in the second closed area network within the space, and provides a user interface for submitting an application for use of the facility. Thus, the present example embodiment is able to acquire information relating to a facility within a space in a first closed area network on a service provider side. Therefore, the present example embodiment is able to control a facility to operate or not to operate within a same closed area network, and prevent the facility from being remotely controlled by invasion via an external network such as the Internet. 
     Further, a furthermore reason is described. In the present example embodiment, a facility information acquisition unit acquires facility information further including information indicating whether a facility is a monitor target, and stores the facility information in a facility information storage unit. Further, a monitoring unit determines whether a location of the facility is normal, based on a communication status with the facility as a monitor target via a relay unit, and outputs the determination result. 
     In this way, the present example embodiment is able to support preventing a user from taking out a facility from a space. 
     Furthermore, the present example embodiment is able to provide a technique of remotely controlling a facility within a space, while avoiding these security-related issues, without installing dedicated equipment within the space. 
     A reason for this is described. As described above, in the present example embodiment, the relay unit coupled to the first closed area network virtually and directly connects the second closed area network within the space and the first closed area network, and relays communication. Herein, the first closed area network is a network on the service provider side. In other words, a relay unit is disposed on a service provider side. Thus, the owner of the space does not have to install dedicated relay equipment within a target space. In this way, the present example embodiment is advantageous in reducing work and cost such as an expense relating to introducing a space as a target for rent. 
     Herein, in PTL 1 described in the Background Art, dedicated equipment, namely, the machine control unit, is necessary within a house in order to remotely control an in-house bathroom heating, ventilating, and drying apparatus. Further, in PTL 2, the relay unit, namely, the home gateway is necessary within the house in order to remotely control in-house equipment. However, in the present example embodiment, installing the relay unit on the service provider side does not necessitate dedicated relay equipment within the target space, and introduction is easy. 
     Third Example Embodiment 
     Next, a third example embodiment of the present invention is described in detail with reference to the drawings. Note that, in each drawing to be referred to in describing the present example embodiment, same configurations and similarly operating steps as those in the second example embodiment of the present invention are indicated with same reference numbers, and detailed description thereof in the present example embodiment is omitted. 
       FIG.  12    illustrates a configuration of a remote management system  3  as the present example embodiment. In  FIG.  12   , the remote management system  3  is different from the remote management system  2  as the second example embodiment of the present invention in the following point. Specifically, the remote management system  3  includes a facility information acquisition unit  31  in place of the facility information acquisition unit  21 , a use information acquisition unit  33  in place of the use information acquisition unit  13 , and a facility control unit  36  in place of the facility control unit  26 . Further, the remote management system  3  includes an additional service providing unit  38 . 
     Herein, the remote management system  3  is configurable by devices illustrated in  FIG.  13   . Specifically, the remote management system  3  is configurable by a server  500 , in addition to the servers  100   a  and  100   b , the storage  200 , the relay device  300 , and the control device  400 , which are described with reference to  FIG.  3   . The server  500  is coupled to a first closed area network. Further, the additional service providing unit  38  is disposed on the server  500 . 
     In this case, each device constituting the remote management system  3  is configurable by hardware elements illustrated in  FIG.  14   . In  FIG.  14   , a hardware configuration of the servers  100   a  and  100   b , the storage  200 , the relay device  300 , and the control device  400  is identical to the hardware configuration of the first example embodiment of the present invention described with reference to  FIG.  3   . Further, the server  500  includes a CPU  5001 , a memory  5002 , and a network interface  5005 . 
     Further, each functional block of the remote management system  3  is configurable by the hardware elements described with reference to  FIG.  3   . Furthermore, the additional service providing unit  38  is constituted by the network interface  5005 , and the CPU  5001  for reading and executing a computer program stored in the memory  5002 . 
     Note that a hardware configuration of the remote management system  3  and each functional block thereof is not limited to the above-described configuration. 
     The additional service providing unit  38  provides an additional service being a function addable to a facility  90 . As an example of an additional service, for example, a firewall, a virus scan, and the like are exemplified. It is desirable that these additional services are added to the facility  90  which is used by being coupled to the Internet. Further, as an example of another additional service, for example, there is a service of making the facility  90  function as a Network Attached Storage (NAS), a server of a Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA: a registered trademark) or a client of DLNA, or the like. These additional services are addable to the facility  90  for aggregating any data. Further, as an example of yet another additional service, for example, there is a service of controlling an operation of the facility  90  by using a temperature estimated based on a weather forecast. This additional service is addable to the facility  90  having a function related to the temperature. 
     Specifically, for example, the additional service providing unit  38  stores in advance an application software for implementing an additional service in the facility  90 . Further, the additional service providing unit  38  may execute the application software in response to a request from the facility  90 , when the facility  90  to which the additional service is determined to be added is operated. Furthermore, the additional service providing unit  38  may transmit, to the facility  90 , information generated by execution of the application software. Alternatively, the additional service providing unit  38  may transmit the application software to the facility  90 , when the facility  90  to which the additional service is determined to be added is operated. Further, the additional service providing unit  38  may control the transmitted application software to be executed in the facility  90 . 
     Note that the additional service providing unit  38  is configured in such a way that the additional service is provided to the facility  90  which is notified by the facility control unit  36  to be described later, and an additional service is not provided to the facility  90  which is not notified. 
     The facility information acquisition unit  31  acquires facility information further including information representing an additional service to be added when the facility  90  is operated, in addition to a configuration similar to the configuration of the facility information acquisition unit  21  in the second example embodiment of the present invention. Specifically, the facility information acquisition unit  31  may provide a user interface for registering an additional service that a user wishes to add without fail at a time when the facility  90  is operated, regardless of by which user the additional service is used. Such a user interface is typically used by the owner of the space  9 . For example, when the facility  90  being a communication terminal to be used by being coupled to the Internet is operated, it is desirable that an additional service, namely, a firewall or a virus scan is added. In view of the above, for example, when a communication terminal is registered as the facility  90 , an owner of the space  9  may register a firewall and a virus scan as an additional service to be added to the facility  90 . 
     The use information acquisition unit  33  acquires facility information further including information representing an additional service to be added to the facility  90  which is operated during a use period, in addition to a configuration similar to the configuration of the use information acquisition unit  13  in the second example embodiment of the present invention. Specifically, the use information acquisition unit  33  may provide a user interface for submitting an application for use of an additional service which a user wishes to add to the facility  90 , which the user wishes to use when using the space  9 . Such a user interface is typically used by a user of the space  9 . For example, a user may submit an application for use of an additional service of making a television function as a DLNA server in submitting an application for use of the television being the facility  90 . 
     The facility control unit  36  further controls the additional service providing unit  38  to provide an additional service to be added to the facility  90  to be operated, based on facility information and use information, in addition to a configuration similar to the configuration of the facility control unit  26  in the second example embodiment of the present invention. Specifically, in controlling the facility  90  to be operated, when there is an additional service to be added at a time when the facility  90  is used, the facility control unit  36  instructs the additional service providing unit  38  to provide the additional service. At this occasion, an additional service to be added when the facility  90  is used is acquired by referring to facility information and use information. 
     An operation of the remote management system  3  configured as described above is described with reference to the drawings. 
     Note that, since an operation of a monitoring unit  27  is similar to that in the second example embodiment of the present invention described with reference to  FIG.  11   , description on the operation in the present example embodiment is omitted. 
       FIG.  15    is a flowchart describing an operation of the facility information acquisition unit  31 . 
     First, the facility information acquisition unit  31  performs Steps A 21  to A 22  similarly to the second example embodiment of the present invention. Thus, information representing the facility  90  within the space  9 , and information indicating whether the facility  90  is a monitor target are acquired. 
     Next, the facility information acquisition unit  31  acquires information representing an additional service to be added when the facility  90  is operated (Step A 33 ). 
     Next, the facility information acquisition unit  31  stores, in a facility information storage unit  12 , the information acquired in Steps A 21 , A 22 , and A 33 , as facility information (Step A 34 ). 
     Thus, the facility information acquisition unit  31  finishes the operation. 
       FIG.  16    is a flowchart describing an operation of the use information acquisition unit  33 . 
     First, the use information acquisition unit  33  acquires information representing a facility  90 , which a user wishes to operate during a use period of the space  9  (Step B 31 ). 
     Next, the use information acquisition unit  33  acquires information representing an additional service, which the user wishes to add when using the associated facility  90  (Step B 32 ). 
     Next, the use information acquisition unit  33  stores, in a use information storage unit  14 , the information acquired in Steps B 31  and B 32 , as use information (Step B 33 ). 
     Thus, the use information acquisition unit  33  finishes the operation. 
       FIG.  17    is a flowchart describing an operation of controlling a facility  90  by the facility control unit  36 . 
     First, the facility control unit  36  performs Steps C 11 , C 12 , and C 23  similarly to the second example embodiment of the present invention. Thus, information for controlling a facility  90  serving as a control target to operate or not to operate is transmitted. 
     Next, when control to operate is performed in Step C 23  (Yes in Step C 34 ), the facility control unit  36  acquires an additional service to be added, based on facility information and use information of the facility  90  (Step C 35 ). 
     Herein, when there is an additional service to be added (Yes in Step C 36 ), the facility control unit  36  instructs the additional service providing unit  38  to provide the facility  90  with the additional service (Step C 37 ). Thus, the facility control unit  36  finishes the operation. 
     Further, when control not to operate is performed in Step C 23  (No in Step C 34 ), the facility control unit  36  finishes the operation. Further, also when there is no additional service added in Step C 35  (No in Step C 36 ), the facility control unit  36  finishes the operation. 
     Next, advantageous effects of the third example embodiment of the present invention are described. 
     A remote management system as the third example embodiment of the present invention is able to enhance a function of a necessary facility, each time a space is temporarily used, without a need of installing a dedicated device within the space. 
     A reason for this is described. The present example embodiment is configured as follows, in addition to a configuration similar to the configuration of the second example embodiment of the present invention. Specifically, an additional service providing unit provides an additional service being a function which is addable to a facility. Further, a facility information acquisition unit acquires facility information further including information representing an additional service to be added at a time when a facility is used, and stores the facility information in a facility information storage unit. Furthermore, a use information acquisition unit acquires use information further including information representing an additional service to be added at a time when a facility is used, and stores the use information in a use information storage unit. Moreover, a facility control unit further controls the additional service providing unit to provide the additional service to be added to the facility to be operated, based on the facility information and the use information. 
     In this way, by employing the present example embodiment, the owner of a space is allowed to register an additional service which the owner wishes to add without fail at a time when a facility within the space is operated, and a user of the space is allowed to register an additional service which the user wishes to add to a facility which the user wishes to use during a use period of the space. Further, the present example embodiment is able to add the additional service in operating the facility for which an application for use is submitted, during the use period of the space. Thus, the present example embodiment allows the owner of a space or a service provider to operate a facility necessary for a user, without a need of a cumbersome operation, each time the space is temporarily used, and enhance a function of the facility. Consequently, the present example embodiment is also advantageous in an operation such as adding a fee depending on an operated facility and an additional service, while suppressing basic fee of a space. 
     Note that, as an example of an additional service in the present example embodiment, functions such as a firewall, a virus scan, NAS, a DLNA server, a DLNA client, and the like are exemplified. An additional service, however, is not limited to these functions. 
     Further, as described with reference to  FIG.  7   , the above-described first example embodiment of the present invention describes that a facility information acquisition unit and a use information acquisition unit may be configured in such a way as to acquire facility information or use information via an external network such as the Internet. Likewise, also in the second and third example embodiments of the present invention, a facility information acquisition unit and a use information acquisition unit may be configured in such a way as to acquire facility information and use information via an external network such as the Internet. 
     Further, each of the above-described example embodiments of the present invention mainly describes an example in which functional blocks of a remote management system are disposed to be distributed among a plurality of devices. One aspect of the present invention, however, is not limited to the above. A part or an entirety of functional blocks of a remote management system may be implemented on a same device. For example, a facility information storage unit and a use information storage unit may be disposed on a same server. 
     Furthermore, the above-described second and third example embodiments describe an example in which all functional blocks constituting a remote management system are coupled to a first closed area network. However, in each example embodiment, at least a relay unit and a facility control unit may be coupled to a first closed area network. Thus, a facility control unit is able to control a facility to operate or not to operate within a same closed area network. In this case, each of a relay unit and a facility control unit may be coupled to another functional block with which communication is necessary via another network. 
     Further, each of the above-described example embodiments of the present invention mainly describes an example in which each functional block of a remote management system is implemented by a CPU for executing a computer program stored in a memory. One aspect of the present invention, however, is not limited to the above. A part or an entirety of functional blocks, or a combination of these functional blocks may be implemented by a dedicated hardware. 
     Furthermore, in each of the above-described example embodiments of the present invention, an operation of a remote management system described with reference to each flowchart is stored in a storage device (storage medium) of a computer device, as a computer program according to one aspect of the present invention. Further, the CPU may read and execute the computer program. Then, in such a case, one aspect of the present invention is constituted by codes of the computer program or a storage medium. 
     Moreover, each of the above-described example embodiments may be implemented by combination as necessary. 
     Further, one aspect of the present invention is not limited to the above-described example embodiments, and may be implemented in accordance with various aspects. 
     Furthermore, a part or an entirety of the above-described example embodiments may be described as the following supplementary notes, but are not limited to the following. 
     (Supplementary Note 1) 
     A remote management system including: 
     a facility information acquisition unit for acquiring facility information representing a facility within a space; 
     a facility information storage unit for storing the facility information; 
     a use information acquisition unit for acquiring use information representing a facility to be operated during a use period of the space among facilities represented by the facility information; 
     a use information storage unit for storing the use information; 
     a relay means for relaying communication between the facility within the space and an outside of the space; and 
     a facility control unit for controlling the facility to operate or not to operate via the relay unit, based on the facility information and the use information. 
     (Supplementary Note 2) 
     The remote management system according to supplementary note 1, wherein 
     the facility control unit and the relay unit are coupled to a first closed area network, 
     the relay unit performs the relaying via a virtual circuit for virtually and directly coupling the first closed area network, and a second closed area network to which the facility is coupled within the space, and 
     the facility control unit controls the facility to operate or not to operate within a same closed area network configured by virtually and directly coupling the first and second closed area networks. 
     (Supplementary Note 3) 
     The remote management system according to supplementary note 1 or 2, further including 
     an additional service providing unit for providing an additional service being a function addable to the facility, wherein 
     the facility control unit further controls the additional service providing unit to provide the additional service to be added to the facility to be operated. 
     (Supplementary Note 4) 
     The remote management system according to supplementary note 3, wherein 
     the facility information acquisition unit acquires the facility information further including information representing the additional service to be added at a time when the facility is operated, and 
     the facility control unit controls the additional service providing unit to provide the additional service, based on the facility information. 
     (Supplementary Note 5) 
     The remote management system according to supplementary note 3 or 4, wherein 
     the use information acquisition unit acquires the use information further including information representing the additional service to be added to the facility to be operated during the use period, and 
     the facility control unit controls the additional service providing unit to provide the additional service, based on the use information. 
     (Supplementary Note 6) 
     The remote management system according to any one of supplementary notes 1 to 5, further including 
     a monitoring unit for determining whether a location of the facility is normal, based on a communication status with the facility as a monitor target via the relay unit. 
     (Supplementary Note 7) 
     The remote management system according to supplementary note 6, wherein 
     the facility information acquisition unit acquires the facility information further including information indicating whether the facility is the monitor target. 
     (Supplementary Note 8) 
     A control device including 
     the facility control unit in the remote management system according to any one of supplementary notes 1 to 7. 
     (Supplementary Note 9) 
     A server including 
     the facility information acquisition unit in the remote management system according to any one of supplementary notes 1 to 7. 
     (Supplementary Note 10) 
     A server including 
     the use information acquisition unit in the remote management system according to any one of supplementary notes 1 to 7. 
     (Supplementary Note 11) 
     A method including, by a computer device: 
     acquiring and storing facility information representing a facility within a space; 
     acquiring and storing use information representing a facility to be operated during a use period of the space among facilities represented by the facility information; and 
     controlling the facility to operate or not to operate, based on the facility information and the use information, via a relay unit for relaying communication between the facility within the space and an outside of the space. 
     (Supplementary Note 12) 
     A method including, by a computer device, 
     controlling, based on facility information representing a facility within a space, and use information representing a facility to be operated during a use period of the space among facilities represented by the facility information, the facility to operate or not to operate, via a relay unit for relaying communication between the facility within the space and an outside of the space. 
     (Supplementary Note 13) 
     A method including, by a computer device, 
     acquiring and storing facility information representing a facility within a space. 
     (Supplementary Note 14) 
     A method including, by a computer device, 
     acquiring and storing use information representing a facility to be operated during a use period of the space among facilities represented by the facility information stored by the method according to supplementary note 13. 
     (Supplementary Note 15) 
     A program that causes a computer device to execute a step of controlling, based on facility information representing a facility within a space, and use information representing a facility to be operated during a use period of the space among facilities represented by the facility information, the facility to operate or not to operate, via a relay unit for relaying communication between the facility within the space and an outside of the space. 
     (Supplementary Note 16) 
     A program that causes a computer device to execute steps of acquiring and storing facility information representing a facility within a space. 
     (Supplementary Note 17) 
     A program that causes a computer device to execute steps of acquiring and storing use information representing a facility to be operated during a use period of the space among facilities represented by facility information stored by execution of the program according to supplementary note 16. 
     In the foregoing, one aspect of the present invention is described by using the above-described example embodiments as an exemplary example. One aspect of the present invention, however, is not limited to the above-described example embodiments. Specifically, one aspect of the present invention is applicable to various aspects comprehensible to a person skilled in the art within the scope of one aspect of the present invention. 
     INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY 
     One aspect of the present invention is appropriate for use in controlling whether use of an installed facility is allowed in a space to be temporarily used, such as a rental room, a share house, a hospital, a hotel, a rental office, and an event space. 
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               1 ,  2 ,  3  Remote management system 
               11 ,  21 ,  31  Facility information acquisition unit 
               12  Facility information storage unit 
               13 ,  33  Use information acquisition unit 
               14  Use information storage unit 
               15 ,  25  Relay unit 
               16 ,  26 ,  36  Facility control unit 
               27  Monitoring unit 
               38  Additional service providing unit 
               90  Facility 
               100   a ,  100   b ,  500  Server 
               200  Storage 
               300  Relay device 
               400  Control device 
               1001 ,  2001 ,  3001 ,  4001 ,  5001  CPU 
               1002 ,  2002 ,  3002 ,  4002 ,  5002  Memory 
               1005 ,  2005 ,  3005 ,  3006 ,  4005 ,  5005  Network interface