ISE base license and import of enddevices

Hi,
Been going through the intire internet (or so it seems) and most guides and tips are about features that is included in the advanced license, profiling and so on.
I am facing a case where base license should be enough. But I am confused about the import of endpoints.
When using the base license is the only way to import devices manualy or through file or LDAP? Can't ISE scan the network an pick up MAC addresses automaticly?
We dont have LDAP and about 20 000 endpoints, so adding them manualy or to a csv-file is too much work.
Regards,
Philip

And another question about base license (I can guess the answer but some confirmation would be good)
When the user has registered a device through the My Devices Portal webpage the device will end up in RegisteredDevices Identity Group.
Is there anyway to change this? Is there  a way for the user to choose what group the device should be in? Or is the only way to change ID group that an administrator of ISE do it manually?
The problem that we are facing are that some devices should go to VLAN X and other on VLAN Y. But since they all are assigned to the RegisteredDevices group there is no way to differentiate them in a authorization profile.
Regards
Philip
Edit: Just found out that this might be solved in 1.2. It will implement the use of Endpoint Profile as an attribute in authorization profiles.

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