> #### Characteristics of WebSpeed resource log file monitors

> Data that you can capture and view using the WebSpeed resources log file monitors and viewers help you to:

> - Ensure the integrity of these log files by monitoring files for errors and allowing you to define actions that trigger when errors occur.
> - Use predefined WebSpeed-related search criteria, or create your own, to run against the data in these log files. Fathom predefines search criteria to support the broker's and agents' log file monitors.

> Figure 3–5 shows an example of the Search Criteria subcategories, including the WebSpeed Broker and WebSpeed Agent links to the predefined search criteria. (Note that the WebSpeed Server link identified in Figure 3–5 is actually the WebSpeed Agent link.)

> Figure 3–5: WebSpeed-related search criteria

> You can create and maintain the search criteria for each of the WebSpeed resources in two locations:

> - At the WebSpeed resource local file monitor instance level.The search text and type are not shareable at this level. See the "Customizing a WebSpeed broker log file monitor" section for details.
> - At the Fathom Component Library level under the appropriate WebSpeed subcategory. The search text and type are shareable at this level. See the "Working with rule sets" section for details.

> Specifically, the predefined search criteria provide:

> - Detailed data about the recorded operations of a WebSpeed broker or agents.
> - A means for you to extract the detailed data.

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