This post covers August and September and has links to the in my opinion most interesting SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint 2007 resources in 2010.

With every link comes a short description of the content available.

This month is about SharePoint 2007 administration, SharePoint 2010 administration and development and Hyper-V.

SharePoint 2007

• Understand permissions and permission levels
  ”This topic provides information about access control and authorization at the site collection, site, and subsite levels.”

• Best practices for using fine-grained permissions (white paper)
  ”This white paper describes best practices for fine-grained permissions (FGP) and how to use them within your organization when implementing Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.”

SharePoint 2010 Administration

• Security Advisory 2416728 (Vulnerability in ASP.NET) and SharePoint. 
  Just in case you didn’t notice… also applies to SharePoint 2007.

• Set object caching user accounts with PowerShell  
  Sandboxed solution upgrade with a big Power Shell script at the end.

SharePoint 2010 Development

• Feature upgrade (part 4) – advanced scenarios
  Feature upgrade (part 5) – using PowerShell to upgrade Features
  Chris O’Brien has completed his series about SharePoint 2010 feature upgrade.

Virtualization (Hyper-V)

• What happens when you Sysprep a system running Hyper-V on Windows Server 2008 R2?  
  Everything works fine if you use Windows Server 2008 R2 instead of Windows Server 2008.

• Hyper-V dynamic memory, memory priority, memory buffer…
  Ben Armstrong has written al  lot of articles about these topics… just check out his blog for more information.

I hope there are some interesting links for you too.