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Cisco ASDM device NT domain question

Good Morning experts,

I have a question.

We just purchased a Cisco 5515 ASDM device.
In configuring it to match our current Cisco 5500 device, we use NT domain Active directory Ldap authentication.  It prompted me and said "this is the last release that will include NT domain"

My question is, if we cannot use our Active Directory authentication, what are we suppose to move towards?  Currently I can't upgrade this software or we will lose how we connect, so I am really confused trying to keep us current, or what I should be moving our company towards for accessing our resources outside of our office.

Thank you,

Karen
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I would direct you back to your VAR or Cisco support for clarity.  "NT domain" is a little ambiguous in the context it was presented.  Are they no longer supporting LDAP bind authentication?  Are they no longer supporting NTLM(v1 or v2)?  Are they continuing to support kerberos or certificates over TLS?  These are things the vendor or VAR should be able to answer

Theres very little information to go on...
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Thank you and my apologies, it was kind of vague.

It's under Remote Access VPN / Connection Profiles / AAA Groups /

We have 2, one that the protocol is NT Domain and we have a second one that is LDAP.  When I duplicated what is on our current firewall, I got the message that said NT Domain as a protocol is no longer supported on the next version.  Thank you SIM50 that looks like what I was asking and sorry for not clarifying.

Karen