Penny,
Change your password and don't tell anyone what it is. Don't write it down on a piece of paper or put it in a file on your computer. Keep your password in
your head.
Check your proxy rights. Using the GroupWise client, go to Tools > Options... > Security > Proxy Access.
Click "All User Access" and make sure that no checkmarks are present. All options should be unchecked. Check any other users who appear in your proxy list. Remove the proxy rights for users who don't need it.
If nobody knows your password, and nobody has proxy rights to your mailbox, it's extremely unlikely that someone has been logging into your mailbox. It's very difficult to "break into" a GroupWise mailbox, even for an admin.
If you're into paranoia, it's also plausible that someone has installed a key-logger on your computer and is gathering your password each time you change it. Or, someone could be monitoring web traffic on your WebAccess server and stealing passwords via a less-than-secure login page.
These things are extremely unlikely, but plausible.
Anyhow, I'd start by changing your password and checking your proxy rights.
Hope that helps,
Ron
P.S. If you use WebAccess, be sure NOT to save your password in the browser. This, too, is a very bad practice.
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