Ise wireless cwa AUP respond

After ISE 1.2, WLC 2504, LAP 1602i, flexconnect mode, cwa, dynamic vlan, redirect url validation is successful, if it is verified by using the AUP, AUP pop, agree and then successfully passed. But without using the AUP, that choice is in the AUP not used, then the login screen has been stuck on the progress bar, but in fact has been validated, close the screen to view vlan and ip will find already successfully switched, these phenomena are phone connection, the computer normally, if adopted flexconnect mode, local mode phone is normal, do not enable AUP verified by the successful interface pops up immediately. Why flexconnect mode whether the case AUP opportunity to start a response card, set where there are problems, we ask, thank you

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