Difference between SAP BI in an exiting client VS as a standalone ?

Bonsoir a tous et a toutes !
I have 2 quick questions
1) I have seen an SAP BI installation into an existing client (i.e.: 120) of an existing ECC 6.0 server ... What is the difference between this type of install VS an installation of an SAP BI/BW as a standalone server ? and how do i install BI into an existing client ?
2) How do it import BI content ?
Thank a bunch !  A+

Benbienue a bord !!!
Heads up...regarding Installation guides
service.sap.com/instguides
on the left:
Installation & Upgrade Guides
-- > SAP NetWeaver
-- > Release 2004s
--> Installation
on the page below : link:
Open 2 Installation - SAP NetWeaver Systems
Click:Installation Documentation - SAP NetWeaver 2004s SR1
Note 855534 - Embedded NetWeaver Components in ERP
Pardon my french..
Tengas un buen dia y buena suerte
Espero te ayude
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