Name
Name is a position-independent directive that normally appears toward the top of config.txt. In the absence of a Name directive, EZproxy will take its hostname from the operating system. If multiple Name directives appear in config.txt, the last Name directives takes priority.
Name should be followed by the hostname of your EZproxy server. Ports used by EZproxy (e.g. :2048) should not be included.
The use of numeric hostnames is not recommended.
Determine what name EZproxy is calling itself
During startup, EZproxy records a message similar to this to messages.txt:
Server name ezproxy.yourlib.org
Since this line appears after every startup of EZproxy, you should locate the last such line in messages.txt to determine the name EZproxy is currently using.
Naming for two-letter, international domain
When naming an EZproxy server for a two-letter, international domain, the EZproxy server name should contains at least four hostname components (e.g. ezproxy.library.yourlib.xy). Using only two hostname components will always fail.
Naming for all other domains
For all other domains, a minimum of three hostname components are required (e.g., yourlib.org is invalid, ezproxy.yourlib.org and ezproxy.library.yourlib.org are valid).
Blocked cookie error page
If these guidelines for naming your EZproxy server are not followed, you may still be able to see the login page, but once you enter a valid username and password, EZproxy will present a page about its cookie being blocked.
DNS requirements
Simply choosing a name for your EZproxy server and adding a Name directive to config.txt is not enough to allow the name to be used. In addition, you must coordinate with your network administrator to have the name registered in your Domain Name Server (DNS). Attempting to use a name that is not registered will lead to page not found errors.
Example
Name ezproxy.yourlib.org