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Introduction

Today, webbrowsers and operating systems do not yet natively support XRI resolution. In order to work with XRI technology, you either need to use special XRI-enabled software such as webbrowser plugins or our XRI Ping tool, or you can let public XRI proxies resolve your XRI.

XRI Proxies

To use an XRI proxy, you need to form a so-called HXRI, which is an XRI prepended with the URL of a HTTP-based XRI proxy server. The proxy server will then perform the XRI resolution for you and redirect you to the appropriate target URI. XRI proxy servers usually begin with http://xri., and the most popular XRI proxy server is located at http://xri.net/, which is operated by XDI.org - the organization behind the XRI standard.

We also operate our own XRI proxy at http://xri.fullxri.com/

Examples

Therefore, if you own an XRI like @yourcompany, you can resolve it via an XRI proxy server by forming an HXRI like the following:

• http://xri.net/@yourcompany
• http://xri.fullxri.com/@yourcompany

If you enter this is in the address bar of your webbrowser, you will be taken to whatever target URI or I-Service you configured for your XRI; this works today, in any non-XRI-aware webbrowser!