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The point of ROS_DOMAIN_ID is to isolate systems and prevent cross talk. If you want systems that will talk on some topics but not others you should use different namespaces and remap select topics to match.

There are ways to write a bridging node that is active on two ROS_DOMAIN_IDs but that's very technical and only recommended for very advanced users with very specific use cases.

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