ISE license for TrustSec

Hello,
I want to know does ISE with Plus-License support TrustSec features ? On the TrustSec 5.0 document, it is mentioned that you must have ISE Advance-License for TrustSec support. but on other-hand on ISE Licensing-datasheet it is written Plus-License (Provides context about endpoints for more detailed access policies). as per bellow table:
ISE License Package
Focus
Perpetual/Subscription (Terms Available)
Notes
Base
Secured access
Perpetual
Plus
Provides context about endpoints for more detailed access policies
Subscription (1, 3, or 5 years)
Does not include Base services; Base licenses are required to install Plus licenses.
Advanced
Provides context and compliance details about endpoints for more detailed access policies
Subscription (1, 3, or 5 years)
Does not include Base services; Base licenses are required to install Advanced licenses
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/security/identity-services-engine/datasheet-c78-730772.html
Please let me know should I order Advanced or Plus License? if Plus has this capability will be good for me because of its License pricing
Thanks,

At the beginning, there were only the Base- and Advanced licenses. There you needed Advanced for nearly everything that goes beyond basic Authentication and Authorization. In newer versions (starting 1.2.1 and one of ne newer 1.2.0 patch-levels), the plus license was introduced. And many Advanced-features were moved to Plus. As you will probably directly start with a newer version where the new licenses are used, you'll be fine with "Plus".

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I am going to Order (SNS-3415-K9) ISE product to deploy at my company, my concern is the size of license I shall order, and how to know the correct number
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I am going to Order (SNS-3415-K9) ISE product to deploy at my company, my concern is the size of license I shall order, and how to know the correct number. I have workstations (PC’s), laptops, Printers, IP-CAM’s, and WLC with 50 AP. How I can determine the number of license I should get in order to have the benefits from Cisco ISE.
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Here’s guide which can help in finding solution of your problem
1. Estimate the number of concurrent endpoints in the network.
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3. Select the appropriate type of appliance suitable for your deployment. (Reference the appliance selection.)
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5. Select the appropriate level of services available from Cisco Advanced Services or a Certified Partner for design,
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• Average number of devices per access point
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seeking help to reduce our ISE licensing cost, actually we are out budget and we planning to order ISE licenses less than what we required, and looking for efficiently using the same, is there any way, i mean if we reduce "user idle timeout" is it reduce our license consumption?
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