Has anyone used the EMC storage intergration with VNX?

Based on the encougagement that someone got NaviAgent to work, I wanted to follow up on something else.
We have an EMC VNX 5500 on SAN with HP 580 running OVM 3.0.3. I installed Oracle Storage Connect Integration Module. It looks like it needs an EMC SMI-S provider to make it work right (or so I guess). Can anyone confirm or deny this?
Has anyone ever installed the SMI-S on the linux control station?
By the way, if you ask EMC, they only support it under a "Letter of Support" agreement, which to me feels like "we'll complile it, but you're on your own if you use it."

G'day TechTamer,
I recently setup OVM3.0.3 on a VNX5300 (iSCSI block) without NaviAgent or Oracle Storage Connect Intergration module.
I'd be interest to know if you do actually get the Storage Connect Module working.
Please keep us updated.
Regards,
Alex.

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