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Not all users have admins rights. My network would be considered a MAN, it's spread out over a large land area, each LAN (a section of the MAN, all part of the same domain, seperated by OUs in Active Directory), has at least 1 user with local admin privleges to the workstations they are responsible for. The larger OU, the more admins assigned to that OU. We call them "Workgroup Managers"... even though the entire MAN is part of one domain, no workgorups exist on the network.
I do not want the "Workgroup Managers" terminating the script. They're the only ones on the network outside of my work center that even come close to having the level of computer literacy needed to know how to terminate a process. They don't always like to do the things we tell them, the logon script is one way to enforce things.
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