Cisco ISE integration with SMS passcode Device

HI Experts,
i have a scenario where the requirement is to integrate the ISE device with SMSpasscode device which will trigger the OTP to the mobile devices 
Currently i have my authentication configured to work with the AD 
When my VPN users connects  its authenticates against AD and the users get the access . 
Now as per the new requirement once the user is authenticate against AD ,  the user should be prompted for the OTP password send to the users  using SMS passcode device 
Anyone had worked on similar requirement please help me to resolve the issue .
Thanks in advance 
Angus

Hi all
I am working exactly for a month on this topic with no success.
I need to integrate VASCO OTP solution. But VASCO do not support any external authentication backend for virtual/SMS token. Only passcode or local authentication.
I need to implement an external authentication against LDAP somewhere...
Gunnar, do CISCO clearly says it is not able to participate to such setup?
So, my need would be to be able to insert in the flow an authentication in ISE against the LDAP.
The flow is:
WebApplication send login+password (LDAP) to ISE
ISE checks the credentials and if it is OK forward the request to VASCO
VASCO does not check for password but generate the OTP and send it via SMS
VASCO replies with a access-challenge
ISE forward the challenge to Web Application
WebApplication send login+OTP response to ISE
ISE forward to VASCO
VASCO checks for OTP and replies to ISE with accept
ISE forward to Web Application
User is logged in...
All the flow is working if the user enters a passcode
I would like to implement a Identity source sequences where the user is checked again all the entries not the first match
First LDAP then VASCO...

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