If you need to store the account credentials in ISE please note that as best practice it's recommended to use a service account instead of the admin account. The service account permissions could be find in this link:
Integrate AD for ISE GUI and CLI...
I think there is a way to do it on ISE but only from root shell which is reserved to TAC, otherwise you would need to do it off the box as suggested by @Rob Ingram.
Hi, thanks for that. I could see anything wrong with the config. The only thing I've noticed that is not turned on is the IPv4 DHCP Required option, but this one shouldn't cause the behaviour you're seeing. You could try that and see if it makes any ...
No it shouldn't, that's actually what happens in the background when you upgrade ISE. However, I wouldn't go with that approach. Personally I would go with the upgrade process suggested by @Rob Ingram, wheather you do it via CLI (my personal preferen...
It seems a buggy behaviour from what you described. Could you please check the stats on the output of the command "sh aaa-server < group > host < ISE IP >" when that issue happens and see if there is anything suggesting a connectivity issue with ISE?...