JSSE with IE5.0 with 128 bit (Tomcat4.0)

Hi,
I'm using Tomcat4.0 with ssl (jsse) and it works properly except with IE5.0 (128 bit). I've heard that this is a bug of IE 5.0 but due to we want to reach as many customers as possible and secruity ist not as important I want to ask if somebody can tell me how I can reduce the RSA 128 to RSA 40 (for example) in order to let IE5.0 work properly.
Thanx in advance
Oliver

Hi,
I haven't solve that problem but I found out how to work around.
I've forced TC to use the 40 bit cipher and then it works properly, less secure but even faster.
If somebody needs to know how please email me.
Oliver

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