Migrate SBS 2003 To Windows 2008 & Exchange 2010

Very helpful and i have used this myself a few times.
Thought i would share the information.
I would like to add, that you can use Multiple servers, not just one DC and Exchange.

Migrate SBS 2003 To Windows 2008 & Exchange 2010

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