Is there a way to password protect the NetInstall process?

I could not find this topic through the search function (correct me if I´m wrong) so I´m starting a new one here.
Is there a way to exclude users from accidentally clicking their way through the NetInstall process? In specific I would like to password protect it, without using third-party-applications if possible.

Hmm.. ..for me alone doing NetInstalls, this would not be a problem, but I need to ensure relatively easy Install procedures for less trained personal (Like start with "N", click OK, enter password, off you go..).
Has anyone experimented with modifying the System Restore Package inside the NetInstall .dmg? I´m not that experienced with .pkgs, but might this be a possible way? Some preinstall-script doing LDAP-authentification?
Or is there a way to add MAC-addresses to the Server Admin allow list via a script? Then I could configure one server as a "gate" with a NetBoot Set containing an account allowing the computer to start of a second NetInstall-only-server through a login script...

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