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Could you run nslookup sistemapersonal.infinityfree.io 1.1.1.1 and check the domain on dnschecker.org with record type A? Then post both results here. That will show whether the wrong IP is only what your own DNS server returns or what it returns everywhere.
I’m asking because your account was only created a few hours ago, and a recent change can take a while to spread. A DNS server that remembered an older answer for the name could be giving you 199.59.243.225. The knowledge base article on domains that can’t be found describes how to tell these cases apart:
It says some DNS locations working and others not is normal for up to 72 hours after adding a domain. It also says that if a free subdomain is listed in your account, there’s nothing for you to set up. If it still doesn’t work after 72 hours, it asks you to create a support topic.
If dnschecker.org shows 185.27.134.102 in most places but your own lookup shows something else, the problem is on your side. In that case, flush your DNS cache and compare against the public DNS server, as the article describes.