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Title : Group Security Association (GSA)
Definition for IP Multicast
Author(s) : I. Monga, T. Hardjono
Filename : draft-irtf-smug-gsadef-00.txt
Pages : 7
Date : 02-Mar-99
This document provides a definition of the Group Security
Association (GSA) for IP multicast, derived from the Security
Association (SA) definition for unicast. The document describes the
motivations of a GSA and other issues related to the GSA usage in
the context of the existing IPsec implementations.
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