SBS 2003 to SBS 2008 Migration - Connect to Internet Wizard Failing

I dont know why I am getting "Internet Connection is Incomplete" and "Windows SBS did not properly configure your e-mail. To correct this, re-run this wizard." I checked out that some error with refrence to the DNS server, but it is running and responding to nslookup from the command line. Can anyone please tell me how to solve this issue? Check the below CTIW log:

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[1772] 090211.215959.8593: CoreNet: Retrieving LastBasicConfigSuccessful flag from registry
[1772] 090211.220000.0156: CoreNet: LastBasicConfigSuccessful found.
[1772] 090211.220000.0468: General: Initializing...C:\Program Files\Windows
Small Business Server\Bin\CTIW.exe
[1772] 090211.220002.2343: WizardChainEngine Next Clicked: Going to page
{0}.: detectNetwork
[2672] 090211.220003.6562: CoreNet: Retreiving MAC Address of the NIC to
ignore from InfoXmlConfig
[2672] 090211.220003.6718: CoreNet: Loading info xml configuration from:
C:\Program Files\Windows Small Business Server\Data\Info.xml
[2672] 090211.220009.9531: CoreNet: No NICs to ignore in InfoXmlConfig
[2672] 090211.220009.9531: CoreNet: Retrieving MAC Address of the NIC to
ignore from NetworkConfig
[2672] 090211.220009.9531: CoreNet: No NICs to ignore in NetworkConfig
[2672] 090211.220010.4687: CoreNet: Added NIC: Local Area Connection
[2672] 090211.220010.6875: CoreNet: Start network detection
[2672] 090211.220011.5000: CoreNet: TCP/IP Physical Nic Intel(R) PRO/1000 MT
Network Connection (Local Area Connection)
[2672] 090211.220011.5000: CoreNet: Trying to discover DHCP-enabled routers
[2672] 090211.220011.5000: CoreNet: Retrieving DHCPConfigureSkipped flag
from registry
[2672] 090211.220011.5156: CoreNet: Stop DHCP service before search for
external DHCP server
[2672] 090211.220011.9218: CoreNet: DHCP INFORM.findCandidates() started
[2672] 090211.220012.0781: CoreNet: SendMessageUsingInterface returned 0
[2672] 090211.220012.1406: CoreNet: SendMessageUsingInterface returned 0
[2672] 090211.220015.6562: CoreNet: DHCP INFORM.findCandidates() finished
[2672] 090211.220015.6562: CoreNet: DHCP DISCOVER.findCandidates() started
[2672] 090211.220015.9218: CoreNet: SendMessageUsingInterface returned 0
[2672] 090211.220015.9687: CoreNet: SendMessageUsingInterface returned 0
[2672] 090211.220020.4843: CoreNet: DHCP DISCOVER.findCandidates() finished
[2672] 090211.220020.4843: CoreNet: ExternalDHCPsRunning: Start DHCP service after search for external DHCP server

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I'm having this same issue, only the Receive Connector shows the expected "Default <servername>" connector with all of the expected settings on the Authentication and Permission Groups tabs.

Any indication as to what might be the issue? Logs below:

[2136] 090805.101206.8581: General: Initializing...C:\Program Files\Windows Small Business Server\Bin\DPCW.exe
[2136] 090805.101207.0583: CoreNet: Retrieving LastBasicConfigSuccessful flag from registry
[2136] 090805.101207.0602: CoreNet: LastBasicConfigSuccessful found.
[2136] 090805.101207.6276: CoreNet: Retrieving Domain Name Max Length from NetworkConfig
[2136] 090805.101208.9986: WizardChainEngine Next Clicked: Going to page {0}.: Networking.Wizards.NetSvcWizard.DoYouOwnDomainPage
[2136] 090805.101211.3939: WizardChainEngine Next Clicked: Going to page {0}.: Networking.Wizards.NetSvcWizard.DoYouWantToTransferPage
[3224] 090805.101246.7226: AdminTME: Status: TaskId = Networking.Wizards.NetSvcWizard.ConfigureRouter, RootTaskId = Networking.Wizards.NetSvcWizard.ConfigureRouter, Success: False, Warning: True, Continue: True, Message: Windows Small Business Server 2008 cannot open ports 25, 80, 443, and 987 to the IP address of the server. In order to receive e-mail and other information over the Internet, you must manually open the ports. To manually open the ports, see the documentation from your router manufacturer.
[2136] 090805.101246.7265: AdminTME: Committer: Completed called
[2136] 090805.101246.7392: AdminTME: Committer: Committer Completed.