Guest Portal with EUP Page Only

I have a use case to provide a guest portal with EUP page only. ie. user only needs to accept the agreement and they should be given internet access, without need to enter username/password or self service. Is there an easy way to achieve this on ISE 1.2?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Mark,
Yes Guest Cert will need to be external. Because Guest Users if they have a non-corporate laptop for example will not have your Internal Company Certs installed in their browser (that you loaded onto ISE), so they cannot trust your internal Cert.
If your open Firefox or IE under Options/Security View Certificates you will see a list, if its a Guest you will see well known public Certs like Geotrust, Verisign etc.
For my setup I brought a GeoTrust cert and loaded this into ISE, this way Guests will always Trust the Geostrust ISE cert like https://guest.com for example and the login will appear and be trusted.

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