ISE 1.2 Guest Access for EAP(Dot1x) Authentication

Hi.
I want to use encryption for guest access. 
In order to use the "RADIUS-NAC" in the WLC, you can not use or "Open + MAC" only "WPA + dot1". 
(Specification of the WLC) 
When the "Open + MAC", return from the ISE at the time of the "Web Authentication" in the "Session-Timeout Attribute", I was able to forcibly disconnect the radio. 
(Attribute is the same value as the (ISE TimeProfile) time the guest user can use) 
If you connect to a wireless terminal to forced disconnect after screen of Web authentication is displayed, you can not login. 
(Because the account has been revoked) 
I want to make even dot1x this environment. 
However, because it becomes the "re-authentication time" If dot1x, as long as the terminal is connected to the radio, it is not cut. 
In addition, even in the setting of "Attribute Termination-Action = Default", does not return until the Web authentication. 
(Status of the WLC remains "Auth Yes") 
(Session of the ISE remains "Started") 
Use the (EAP) Dot1x, Can I "is allowed to forcibly disconnected," "to match the time of TimeProfile" in the same way as "Open + MAC" thing? 
Thank you.

Note：
Cisco ISE:Version1.2.0.899-8
Cisco WLC(5508):Version 7.6.120

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