Best practice to run BOBJ server

Is that a best practice to install the BOBJ (BOE) server in Netweaver stack..
may or may not use BI
may or may not use Netwever Portal
Have said above, I would appreciate best solution for running BOBJ server..
Thanks-gopal

I see this post is a bt old but the organization I'm with has a very large VDI deployment using VMware. We also are using SCEP 2012 for the AV.
Did you find out what you were looking for or did you elect to take a different direction?
We install SCEP 2012 into the base image and manage the settings using GPO and the updates for defs are through the normal route.
Our biggest challenge is getting alert message from the client.
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