Cisco ISE multiple EAP authentication methods question

With Cisco ISE can you have various clients each using different EAP methods, such as PEAP for Windows machines, MD5 for legacy and TLS for others?
My current efforts seem to fail as if a device gets a request from the ISE for an EAP method it doesnt understand it just times out.
Thanks in advance.

Multiple EAP Methods work fine. If your Clients are being crap you could try forcing then to use a specific set of Allowed Authentication Method by creating more specific Authentication rules.
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