That depends. The primary reason for limiting the reporting nodes is to help avoid path depletion. For example, a VMware host can support a theoretical maximum of 1024 SAN paths. So the maximum number of luns you can support is a function of the number of reporting paths to each lun. If each lun has 16 available paths you could support at most 64 luns to a given VMware host. If each lun had only 4 available paths, that number could be 256. So Selective Lun Mapping, in conjuction with portsets, becomes increasingly important in a scale out SAN use case as the node count increases within the cluster.
But if you are not approaching the lun path limits of your SAN attached hosts, and the host multipathing software is functioning correctly, there is no harm in having the additional reporting nodes.
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