Cisco ISE Disabled authentication in portal guest

Hi, dear..
How to disabled autentication in portal guest to ends users ? It is possible ?we have customers who have laptop with GPOs, allowing not show my guest portal.
tks

I don't understand your question.... they have GPO that prevents the end user from seeing the guest SSID?  If so, you can't do anything about that and would have to remove that restriction from GPO.  If your talking about having end users not have to go through the portal page, then your either have them connect to another SSID or your do a mac bypass.
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