Talk:Security association

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Removing the Security Association types. These are specific to IPSec, and in fact are two modes of ESP, not two types of SAs. More appropriate for this section would be: ESP, AH, TLS, etc. -evilbill1212

I'm wondering if SAs are a broad term, or is it used specifically to refer to secure connections setup by ISAKMP. The word "the" in, "The framework for establishing security associations," leads me to believe that SAs are something very specific. Can anybody offer any clarification? Gdw2 (talk) 19:53, 15 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]