If you are not doing any EAP based authentication then you could remove these expired certs - technically you can't run an ISE node without an EAP cert - ISE expects an EAP cert on each node, whether you use it or not. If that EAP cert has never been used and it was a self-signed cert (by the ISE node itself) then you can try to renew the cert (extend its life by a few years) - you can edit the settings and apply - but this only works for ISE self-signed certs. If the cert comes from a CA (other than ISE) then you need to replace the cert - but only if you actually need EAP on ISE. If you don't need EAP, then create a self-signed request on each node and this process will install a new EAP cert and leave the expired one in place - it will be tagged as "not in use" - and then you can delete it.
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