Connect to Server / Mount Share Script

I was looking for a way to mount our HOME share without any warnings. So through my research I began to write my own Apple Script. I wanted to share this with everyone, as I had success with it so far. It is mainly to be used on computers not connected to AD, or laptops connected to AD with a mobile user account that do not have the UNC option selected (I found this option to be troublesome, as the share would not remap automatically when the user disconnected from the network and reconnected, https://jamfnation.jamfsoftware.com/discussion.html?id=10643). Eventually I would like to use something like Sleep Watcher to run this script. Right now I exported this script from Script Editor as an application and dropped it into composer from the Desktop, creating a .dmg. I enabled FUT and FEU so it would show up on every users desktop. My policy is simple, run mountHOMEshare.dmg and then execute command "defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.finder ShowMountedServersOnDesktop -bool true". This forces the Finder Preferences to show Connected Servers on the desktop. When the user runs the application, it checks to see if it is on our network (WiFi, Hardwired directly or by a Thunderbolt adapter). If it isn't, it will give the user a simple warning. The warning may be removed when I decide to incorporate it into something like Sleep Watcher. I am currently deploying this policy through Self Service. Enjoy! Please feel free to share how you modified it to make it better, always room for improvement!

1--Mount Share--
2--Made by Ian Lau--
3--Modified 9/21/2015--
4
5--Variables
6property shareAddr : "smb://yourServer/yourShare"
7
8--Eject yourShare if it is already mounted, to protect from mounting a duplicate--
9tell application "Finder"
10    try
11        eject disk "yourShare"
12    end try
13end tell
14
15--Set SSID Variable to current network
16--Set ethernet or thunderbolt IP instead
17try
18    set SSID to do shell script "/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport -I | awk '/ SSID/ {print substr($0, index($0, $2))}'"
19    set ethernetDirectIP to do shell script "/usr/sbin/ipconfig getifaddr en0 2>&1 &"
20    set thunderboltIP to do shell script "/usr/sbin/ipconfig getifaddr en4 2>&1 &"
21end try
22
23--Check to see if you are on your company's Wifi network(s) or hardwired directly or through thunderbolt adapter
24if SSID contains {"yourWifiNetworkName1"} then
25    tell application "Finder"
26        mount volume shareAddr
27    end tell
28else if SSID contains {"yourWifiNetworkName2"} then
29    tell application "Finder"
30        mount volume shareAddr
31    end tell
32else if ethernetDirectIP begins with "172." then
33    tell application "Finder"
34        mount volume shareAddr
35    end tell
36else if thunderboltIP begins with "172." then
37    tell application "Finder"
38        mount volume shareAddr
39    end tell
40else
41    display dialog "You are not connected to your company's network" with icon caution
42end if