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LazyOneLazyOne says (pasted from a comment which the original poster indicated solved the problem):

As far as I remember the server name (domain name) used when Magento was installed is used when building/requesting URLs. You do not see it when accessing .html file as it is static file, but you see it when accessing Magento-powered PHP file. Check the Magento settings for localhost and replace all occurrences (except DB and similar) with store1.no-ip.biz. At least this is what I was doing when moving Magento from local to live server when I was using it.

LazyOne says (pasted from a comment which the original poster indicated solved the problem):

As far as I remember the server name (domain name) used when Magento was installed is used when building/requesting URLs. You do not see it when accessing .html file as it is static file, but you see it when accessing Magento-powered PHP file. Check the Magento settings for localhost and replace all occurrences (except DB and similar) with store1.no-ip.biz. At least this is what I was doing when moving Magento from local to live server when I was using it.

LazyOne says (pasted from a comment which the original poster indicated solved the problem):

As far as I remember the server name (domain name) used when Magento was installed is used when building/requesting URLs. You do not see it when accessing .html file as it is static file, but you see it when accessing Magento-powered PHP file. Check the Magento settings for localhost and replace all occurrences (except DB and similar) with store1.no-ip.biz. At least this is what I was doing when moving Magento from local to live server when I was using it.

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LazyOne says (pasted from a comment which the original poster indicated solved the problem):

As far as I remember the server name (domain name) used when Magento was installed is used when building/requesting URLs. You do not see it when accessing .html file as it is static file, but you see it when accessing Magento-powered PHP file. Check the Magento settings for localhost and replace all occurrences (except DB and similar) with store1.no-ip.biz. At least this is what I was doing when moving Magento from local to live server when I was using it.

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