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How to migrate SBS 2003 to vanilla 2008 Server or 2012 Server

I've got an ancient SBS 2003 network.  Exchange and ISA firewall are not being used.  Various other servers and workstations in the same network.

I'd like to get away from the whole SBS deal and end up with a 2008 or 2012 Active Directory server.

What's the best method to perform this sort of migration?

I'm not real keen on carrying over the entire SBS active directory structure, but don't really want to start a new domain.
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