Configuration Profile for Apple Devices with ISE

Hi,
is there any possibility to put configuration profiles on apple device with the ise? I need to disable the dataroaming function in forgein countries for ipads.
Best regards
Felix

Nice. Only trouble there seems to be multiple entry for same mac address there for same resource id.
So when I try to get them as substring i get multiple copies of same mac address.
But looks like this will work as solution to this problem.
So far I was doing it this way (And i am sure there is clearer way to do it.)
SUBSTRING((SELECT ',' + CAST(t2.MACAddress0 AS VARCHAR(40))
            FROM (SELECT DISTINCT ResourceID, MACAddress0 FROM v_GS_NETWORK_ADAPTER) t2
            WHERE t2.ResourceID = ResourceID
            ORDER BY t2.ResourceID, t2.MACAddress0
            FOR XML PATH ('')
        ), 2, 100) [MACAddresses]

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I have created custom report proving me with hardware information for windows and linux machines (Serial numbers, manufacturer, Mac Addresses and IP addresses) successfully.
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Nice. Only trouble there seems to be multiple entry for same mac address there for same resource id.
So when I try to get them as substring i get multiple copies of same mac address.
But looks like this will work as solution to this problem.
So far I was doing it this way (And i am sure there is clearer way to do it.)
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ISE CWA redirection problem for Apple devices

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I'm testing some guest scenarios (CWA) in my lab using ISE1.3 and WLC2504 (7.6.130).
I have noticed that redirection to ISE portal doesn't work for apple devices (iOS 7 and later).All other devices like laptops,androids etc work fine.
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Description
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When attempting to access the Guest Portal with an Apple iOS 7 device while the WLC "Captive Portal Bypass" feature is enabled, the web sheet on the device still appears, preventing the user from continuing the flow.
Conditions:
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Jloe,
As I have posted before, You, and others having issues with Verizon would be much better off if you complained to the FCC and FTC as well as your Senators and Congressmen. We, as individuals, have such small voices - use them where they might do the most good.
Also, don't assume that Verizon doesn't monitor these postings, they actively do & sometimes contact those that post complaints.
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When composing a new mail addresses from our Domino NAB are shown like this: [email protected] instead of the name. It seems to me that name search is first looking to the Internet address field in the Domino NAB. In our case this field is empty (and cannot be filled with an address). If the field is empty, the User name or the Short name field seems to be used. This fields are filled with Domino like names like John Doe/City/Company. The Traveler Server will convert these names (see link above) and the Device (Z10) should only show the common name instead of the converted name.
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Hi Friend,
While your idevices still having apps downloaded by the old Apple ID, Apple Store will ask you for the old Apple ID and password to updated them. But, if you delete all apps downloaded by the old Apple ID, then download again by the new Apple ID, Apple Store will not ask you anymore for the old one.
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I would like to share your experiences on how to optimize your network for Apple devices. The use of Apple devices are far more common in the U.S. than it is in Denmark (Europe) where I am. We are getting there, but certainly still "lags" a little I think.
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802.11k config wlan assisted-roaming. What is your experience is that good or bad?
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Hi Scott,
Thanks. Useful information...
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WLAN network"
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• Configure an additional WLAN for fast transition PSK clients.
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- Fair enough..But we then will have extra WLAN in the air.. Not great! Guess you cant winn all the time
he following are the WLAN aaaaaaaaaaaaconfiguration recommendations for adding 802.11r FT clients to the
WLAN network.
Figure 2
provides an example of these c
onfigurations. The best practices
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several Apple products.
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http://www.apple.com/legal/itunes/us/terms.html#SALE
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10. Purchase or Rental of Apple Content
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T-Bob wrote:
OK, so my original high-quality movie opens MPEG Streamclip no problem, so I think that means I can skip the QT6-compatible step, right?
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