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I would definitely change the LAN addressing scheme off of the 192.168.1.0/24 network. That being such a common default addressing scheme for a lot of SOHO appliances, will cause problems for VPN clients if you will be using VPN.
Re: the domain name change, I've read that there is a migration path from SBS 2003 to SBS 2008, though admittedly I've never done the migration. Your answer depends on whether you'll be migrating from your SBS 2003 or whether you're creating a new Domain on your 2008 SBS and re-creating users and copying data and mailboxes over to the new SBS Domain.
If creating a new SBS AD then yes, change the domain to yourdomain.local or something thereabouts, but if migrating, then no you cannot do the Active Directory Rename procedure on SBS, specifically the Exchange portion of the AD rename does not work if your Exchange Server is on a DC, which in SBS by definition (assuming you're using Exchange) it is.
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