How did you even come up with ise.google.com? How does this relate to your lab domain of test.local?
The principle is pretty simple. If you want to address your ISE node as ise.test.local, then do this:
Create a DNS entry in your local DNS server for ise.test.local that points to the IP address of your ISE node. If you have multiple ISE nodes, then use ise1.test.local, ise2.test.local etc. - you get the point. It sounds like you are using Microsoft Server in your lab - the DNS server is very good.
In ISE, create a CSR: Administration > System > Certificate Signing Request
Select "Admin" from the Usage drop-down.
Tick the node you want to make CSR for.
in the Subject common name just leave the field as $FQDN$ (if your ISE node has the FQDN of ise.test.local - is this what you named the ISE node during its setup? Check the ISE CLI) - if not, then type ise.test.local in the Subject
In the SAN, select the DNS drop-down and then enter ise.test.local
Click Generate (don't fiddle with the other fields unless you know what you are doing)
Paste/upload that CSR to your lab CA and then bind the cert back to this CSR. ISE will restart and then you will have the cert for the Admin Usage.
