OAM Second Site Issue

I'm running into an issue with OAM forcing users to re-authenticate to the application they are logged into when I access a second site protected by OAM.
I'm using the same forms authentication scheme setup for both sites. I access site 1 first and log in. Then site 1 has a link that pops up a new window that takes the user to the second site. The user gets logged in automatically to the second site without any issues. But when I try to do anything in site 1, it forces me to re-authenticate.
I've read on metalink that if the shared secret is corrupted that this could occur, but I regenerated the shared secret and restarted all the OAM components but still run into this issue.
Both sites are in the same domain. Is there something I need to do with the policy of the authentication level?

Thanks for the response. Both sites are using the same webgate, and timeout is set pretty high since this is dev. The authentication level is the same as is the directory store.
I'm using the same form login auth scheme for both sites. I'm going to try creating two different form logins and adding the redirect to see if that will help.

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