ISE Profilinh and Thin Clients

I have ISE 1.2 and HP T610 thin client on the network
802.1x authorization is working correctly but clients are profiled as generic HP-devices or HP printers
I don't know how to create custom profiling policy for 'HP-Thin-Client' device.
What OUI conditions to assign for HP T610 clients?
Thanks in advance,
Vice

I have advanced license
Also I checked Feed Service, it is enabled but there is no updates listed under 'Update Information and Options'
I have configured external syslog server but I don't know which logging categories needs to be enabled to get syslog messages from Profiler Feed Service
Thanks in advance,
Vice
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cruncher [42]%
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"Ed Hillmann" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi all. I've recently upgraded from WLS 7.0 to WLS 8.1. One of the
changes I
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works.
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Thanks for the reply.
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I've just seen a 2008 forum comment that said the iPhone DOESN'T handle photos through iTunes, but the PC (Scanner support) or MAC (iPhoto) handles them directly. I should be putting the question to HP.
This is still a good place for THIS question, because I've seen so many iPhone users asking it...
If I get a satisfactory answer I'll post it back here.

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