Cisco ISE version 1.2 (corporate owned)

Hi Guys,
We are deploying Cisco ISE with version 1.2, one of  our requirement is to identify the corporate and personally owned  devices. Is there a feature in ISE with this requirement? Thanks.

To identify a device as a corporate or non-corporate device requires something, say a credential, which is locked to that
particular device. While common wisdom suggests attaching a certificate to a non-corporate device, the more logical choice is to lock a credential to the corporate device and assume all other devices are non-corporate devices.
One solution is EAP Chaining which uses a machine certificate or a machine username / password locked to the device
through the Microsoft domain enrollment process. When the device boots, it is
authenticated to the network using 802.1X.
When the user logs onto the device, the session information from the machine authentication and the user credentials are sentup to the network as part of the same user authentication. The combination of the two i
ndicates that the device belongs to the
corporation and the user is an employee.
If the device is not a member of the domain, then the machine authentication fails and the device is not a corporate device. If the device does not support EAP Chaining, then
the device is also not a corporate device. In either case, the result would be
to treat these devices differently than the corporate device. That could be limited access for employee owned devices and outto the Internet for non-employee devices depending
on corporate policy

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