can we use 2 authentication method in one access policy?

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Recently CSC and HPE merged. Previously CSC users are authenticating with one of their Radius server which is created under CSC partition. But after merger, some of the CSC user wants to access the HPE resources but they now should use Symantec VIP for authentication. They should use the same DHCP pool and policy which is for CSC users. &nbsp;
can i use 2 Authentication method in 1 access policy or do i have to create a new partition and then create new access policy.&nbsp;

niels_van_sluis · Answer

Yes, you can use as many different authentications methods in your access policy as you like. You can do this for example by differentiating on user domain or realm. Or you can use a second authentication method as a fallback from the other. For example see the pictures in the following document. Here they use different authentication methods (radius vs ad auth) by differentiating on the type of client the user is using.&nbsp;
https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/products/big-ip_apm/manuals/product/apm-third-party-integration-implementations-11-5-0/3.html

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