Weird Screen after logon in Infoview on IIS 6.0

Hi, We are using BOXI R2 SP3. On one web server when I login then I see a very weird screen. I can successfully enter the Infoview and instead of showing my home screen its showing a similar login screen but instead of box to enter UserID/Pwd it has written Administrator with a "Log Off" button. When I click on logoff then again the login screen appears. When I enter my useriID/pwd then again the screen with "Log Off" button in the middle appears. I am unable to get my home screen. I am using Administrator UserID. We are on .NET Infoview.
Please let me know if anyone has seen this type of Infoview screen.
Thanks,

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