SSO using a domain wide cookie

Hi,
I need to implement SSO b/w two web applications deployed on two different weblogic
servers(8.1) under same dns domain and same weblogic domain.Both of the web applications
use Form based authentication.
Both of them have their session configured for file persistence and have a cookie
with same name.
I am not able to make SSO work with above mentioned set up.
Can somebody pls tell me if above mentioned setup is sufficient for SSO implementation
or do I need to do something else?
Thanks,
Roopali
Reference article http://dev2dev.bea.com/products/wlplatform81/whitepapers/wlp_81_sso.jsp#Cross

Thought I'd update this inc ase someone ever has the same problem.
Now have port number based SPN's working fine with multiple J2EE systems on the one host using SPNEGO. The fix on the client end was the MS KB I linked in the op, this fix works with all versions IE (6, 7, 8, 9).

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