Areas of IPSec remote access VPN Login multiple users

Hi, we are currently migrating from an Active Directory, existing to a new domain.  We currently use the client for users of Cisco VPN IPSec (ASA5520, version 9.1) software to to connect to VPN, and we have our DCs existing, specified as servers Radius for authentication of the user.

We need to migrate to a new domain within our Organization, using different domain controllers.  How can I specify the users in the new domain to be authenticated using a set of domain controllers and users in the existing domain to use another set of domain controllers?  This is adjustable by creating a new group policy?  I don't see anywhere to specify that.  We have to enable authentication of users in both areas during the process of transition, it will be a gradual migration.

Thanks for the help.

You will need to create a new server group AAA pointing to the servers in the new domain for authentication.

Then make a new connection profile that uses AAA server group.

Your users will have to choose the connection profile (absent some more advanced stuff like issue user certificates that can be archived attributes that match a profile or another).

This could also be done with ISE 1.3 who can act as a RADIUS server and join multiple AD domains on backend as identity stores. (or even with ISE 1.2 If you use one of the AD directories like LDAP vs native AD store).

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