AnyConnect without admin privileges

Does anyone know of a way to install/deploy the AnyConnect client in an environment that natively does not allow users to have Administrator level privileges over their PC's?
Any help is appreciated....

Hi RS.
It applies to the the first time install...either from web deploy or msi:
https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-1361#Q_What_level_of_rights_is_required_for_the_AnyConnect_client
Thanks,
Rob

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