ISE - Machine + user authentication

I've searched forum, community but I couldn't find exactly what I need:
I have a client that want's to use two step authentication on wireless: first machine authentication to make sure that device is on the domain and then username/password authentication.
Now, I've read about MAR, EAP chaining, and I understood it all, only thing I didn't understand is:
If I configure ISE to authenticate machine, it will allow limited access to DC (for example).
Then, after that AuthZ profile is applied, what will do new authorization? My understanding is once MAR is done, AuthZ profileis applied and authorization is finished.
Now, I am not asking about turning on laptop, getting PC on the network, then logging in and then providing the user/credentials, etc. I am asking for this scenario:
How ISE policy and AuthZ profile should look like, for example, I come in the office, my wireless card is disabled, I login to my laptop, then I notice that my wireless card is disabled and now I enable it. I need to have Machine authentciation happening at that point + prompting user for username/password to complete registration on wireless.
NAM is already refused by client, so I need something that will work on plain Windows 7.
Thanks.

Hello Align-
In your post you are referring to two completely separate and independent solutions:
1. MAR
2. EAP-Chaining
MAR only happens when the machine first boots up and the host presents its machine domain credentials. Then the machine MAC address is saved in ISE. The MAC is preserved in ISE as long as configured in the machine timer. Keep in mind that if let's say a computer was booted while connected on the wired network, only that MAC address will be authenticated. If the user moves to wireless, the connection will be denied as ISE will not have any records of the wireless MAC. Along with all of that, you will need another method (usually PEAP) to perform the user authentication. Usually this method is not a very good one to implement due to the issues listed
EAP-Chaining on the other hand utilizes EAP-FAST and it s a multi-phase method during which both machine and user information is passed in a secured TLS tunnel. For that you need to implement Cisco AnyConnect as it is the only software supplicant that supports it at the moment. For more info you might wanna look into Cisco's TrustSec guide:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/solutions/collateral/ns340/ns414/ns742/ns744/docs/howto_80_eapchaining_deployment.pdf
I hope this helps!
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