MSA 1000 HP Storage with 10g RAC

Hi All,
We are planning to install Oracle 10g R2 2 node RAC using 2 DL580 servers as 2 nodes and HP Storageworks MSA1000 as the shared storage for ASM. The OS is RHEL 4 Update 4. Are there any packages need to installed or steps to be followed for MSA 1000 on linux to use as a shared storage in RAC?
Thanks,
Praveen

Hi, Thanks for the response...
We are supposed to install it in one our client place, And client has Fibre channels to connect DL580 servers to HP Storageworks MSA 1000 shared stoarge. As per the link which you have given, in that it is mentioned that iscsi is an alternative to Fibre channel. and also, it is mentioned that, there are some packages installed which are related to FireWire in order to support dual logins from both nodes. my doubt is..are there any packages to be installed in-order to use MSA 1000 as shared storage with Fibre channels?
Thanks,
Praveen

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