Agent Installation on users without Admin Rights

There are around 500 users and all are having non admin rights on their computers. When the software is download from the cas to the users pc it says that the software cannot be installaed as the user does not have admin rights. so each time we have to logon as a admin and install the software. Is there an easy way that we can install the agent. Even if i have to install the stub, it also requires admin rights.

Talha,
That is correct. You have to install the stub as an admin. For convenience it is available as a MSI which you can push using any of your software push methods you use (SMS, GPOs, Altiris etc) but the initial install requires admin access.
HTH,
Faisal

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