So after one night of the script working, future tests kept turning up nil results.
Everything we tried kept showing the broadcast messages for finding a server, as well as the server response; but, the client would not connect.
Reviewing traffic over-and-over again turned up nothing new at the IP layer. Turns out, the IP address of the server is embedded in the message sent by the server. I discovered this by noticing ARP requests for my IP address on the other network. A quick fix of changing the repeater address of the "fake" server to that of a PS3-server and voila, working again.
I'll dig into the protocol to find that in the fields and release a new version of the scripts that will fix the IP on the fly. Until then, at least there is a work around.
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