Several EAP ISE certificates

Hello

I am aware that the ISE may only use EAP for a certificate but is this limitation by interface or the entire node?

If it's for the whole node then what is a recommended practice for EAP shared? All use a cert? Use several nodes of ISE?

We are running a double-knot on 1.3 configuration

Unfortunately, this is not possible. And I have not heard that it is on the roadmap.

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